❌ DEREK CRAMMOND – WORKINGTON / GLASGOW ❌
📍 Location: Workington, Cumbria / Glasgow, Scotland
⚠️ Charges & Convictions:
- Breaching a family court order
- Fraudulent use of a vehicle licence plate
- Driving while unlicensed
- Possession of cannabis
- Jailed for 12 months
📝 Case Summary:
In September 2020, Derek Crammond, 28, of Parkbrae Drive, Glasgow, breached a court order by unlawfully visiting his ex-partner’s home in Workington. Despite a prohibition and bail condition that barred him from entering England, Crammond drove from Scotland in an Audi A4 with false number plates to avoid police attention.
He was seen outside his ex’s address and was later intercepted by police while heading back north. He was charged and remanded in custody.
Crammond pleaded guilty to multiple offences including breaching the court order, fraudulent use of a licence, cannabis possession, and driving without a valid licence. He was sentenced to 12 months in prison and received a three-year restraining order.
❗ Warning to Women:
- Known to violate legal protections and court orders
- Attempted to conceal location using false plates
- Possesses history of intimidation and defiance of authority
⚠️ Clare’s Law Reminder:
If you’re concerned about a partner’s past behaviour, you can request information through Clare’s Law by contacting your local police station. This can help you make informed choices and stay safe.