Harby duo sentenced for committing prison offences

A man and a woman from Harby have today (Friday) been sentenced for conspiring to ‘bring, throw or convey’ prohibited articles into a prison, namely alcohol and a mobile phone.

Darren Guildford (46), of Nether Street, was given a 10-month jail term while 46-year-old Michelle Bloxham, of Boyers Orchard, received an eight-month suspended prison sentence, when they appeared at Lincoln Crown Court.

Mark Anthony Ryder, who has been sentenced today
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Mark Anthony Ryder, who has been sentenced today PHOTO LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE EMN-201218-173223001

The case, which relates to offences committed at HMP North Sea Camp, near Boston, also involved an inmate there, Mark Anthony Ryder, who is 52.

He also faced a charge of possessing a mobile phone inside the prison.

Ryder was sentenced to 14 months and 10 months, respectively, the terms to run concurrently.

A spokesperson for Lincolnshire Police said, “These items are prohibited for a reason and any attempt to bring them into a prison is a very serious matter with serious consequences.

“I hope this is a clear deterrent to others and also a reassurance to law-abiding people that will take action to ensure offenders face justice.”

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