📍Location: Mariners Lane, Norwich

⚠️Charges & Convictions:

• Assault occasioning actual bodily harm (ABH) against a woman – Oct 3, 2021
• Criminal damage (mobile phone) – same date
• Assault by beating of a man – same date
• Pleaded guilty at Norwich Crown Court – Dec 9, 2021

📝Case Summary:

Jake Harvey, 38, of Mariners Lane, Norwich, has a documented history of domestic abuse toward multiple ex-partners. In one publicised case, he appeared at Norwich Crown Court and admitted to attacking both a woman and a man on October 3, 2021.

The court heard how Harvey assaulted a woman, damaged her mobile phone, and assaulted another man. Sentencing was adjourned pending reports and statements, but the presiding judge made it clear that “all options” would remain open at sentencing.

Reports from various individuals suggest a pattern of controlling, aggressive, and abusive behaviour, especially toward intimate partners. Harvey is considered a serious risk to women in domestic settings.

❗Warning to Women:

• History of domestic abuse against multiple ex-partners
• Admitted physical assault and criminal damage
• Pattern of aggression and intimidation

This man poses a continuing threat to women. If you are in contact with him or are concerned for someone else, take precautions and be aware of your legal rights.

⚠️Clare’s Law Notice:

If you or someone you know is concerned about this individual, you have the legal right to request information under Clare’s Law (the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme).

This allows you to ask the police whether someone you are in a relationship with has a record of abuse or poses a risk. The request is confidential and handled by trained professionals.

💡To make a request, contact your local police force or visit their website. In an emergency, dial 999 immediately.