❌MACAULEY CUMMINS / STEVENS – DERBYSHIRE❌
📍 Location: Chesterfield, Derbyshire
⚠️ Charges & Convictions:
- Guilty of attempted murder
- Jailed for 22 years
- Indefinite restraining order issued
📝 Case Summary:
Macauley Cummins, 26, of Cauldon Drive, Holme Hall, Chesterfield, launched a savage knife attack on his sleeping partner at her home in Brampton during the early hours of Sunday, July 3, 2022.
Using a serrated knife, he stabbed her 21 times — inflicting wounds to her back, neck, knee, and arms, and puncturing her lung. Despite her critical injuries, the victim managed to escape the house and was found in a nearby garden at Mayell Close by a neighbour around 12:30 AM, who then alerted emergency services.
Cummins fled the scene but was arrested approximately 45 minutes later when police stopped a vehicle in Holme Hall. He was taken into custody and charged the same day.
At Derby Crown Court on March 10, 2023, Cummins pleaded guilty to attempted murder. The judge sentenced him to 22 years in prison and issued an indefinite restraining order to protect the victim. The court heard the victim had been sleeping when the attack occurred, and her survival was described as “miraculous.”
The trauma of the attack left the victim with long-term physical and psychological damage. Her ability to live independently and feel safe has been severely impacted.
❗ Warning to Women:
- Attempted to kill his partner in her sleep
- Extremely violent and premeditated attack
- Poses a serious and ongoing risk to women
This man is considered highly dangerous. His behaviour was not only violent but calculated and relentless. Please remain cautious and informed.
⚠️ 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 can help you make informed choices to stay safe.
💡 Speak to your local police force or visit their website to request a Clare’s Law disclosure.