Machete man jailed for 32 months (From Warrington Guardian)
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Willis Street Warrington resident jailed at Warrington Crown Court
9:00am Thursday 21st March 2013 in News
A ‘BULLY’ who helped threaten a family and their three-year-old daughter with a machete before joy riding on a stolen motorbike has been jailed for 32 months.
Ryan Jarvis, aged 27, of Willis Street, was sentenced at Warrington Crown Court on Friday.
Judge David Hale said: “This all speaks of bullying - I’m the more powerful person here so I will do it.
“This man was forced, with a machete, to bend to the will of you, and he was hit and threatened.
“This was as bad an affray as you can get.”
Victim Sean Davies lives with partner Emma Cosgrove and their three-year-old daughter in Mortimer Avenue in Orford.
On September 29 last year Mr Davies returned home on his Peugeot motorbike.
Jarvis and co-accused Gary Barton had been drinking in a neighbouring house and demanded he lend them the bike so they could buy some ‘sniff’.
Barton, face covered with tights, brandished a machete and told him he would ‘chop him and his family up’ if he refused.
It was handed over with Jarvis, face covered with a hood, stashing the 15 inch blade down his trousers and riding pillion. Neither wore helmets.
“The bike was ridden off at speed, said Andrew Green, prosecuting.
“It was travelling horrendously fast.
“They were laughing and shouting “The bike was swerving from side to side and went on the pavement.”
Young children playing in the street had to dash out of the onrushing bike’s path.
Barton then lost control, crashing the motorcycle and suffering serious injuries.
Jarvis escaped unhurt and left the scene. He was arrested on October 1 and released on bail.
Two weeks later he called Mr Davies and attempted to threaten him into silence.
He said: “I’ll do jail and when I get out I’ll kill you.”
But Mr Davies was at Arpley Street police station during the phone call, and played the threats on loud speaker to officers.
Jarvis, who has previous convictions for assault, section 20 wounding, GBH and dangerous driving, was again arrested.
On January 25 at Warrington Crown Court he pleaded guilty to affray, aggravated vehicle taking and witness intimidation.
Michael Davies, defending, said Jarvis had borrowed the bike before and was ‘very drunk’ during the incident.
Jarvis was jailed for 32 months and banned from driving for two years. An eight year restraining order was also issued banning him from contacting Mr Davies or his family.
Comments(21)
SAC_in_Warrington
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9:45am Thu 21 Mar 13
old-codger
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6:32pm Thu 21 Mar 13
Have I missed something here.
Ryan Jarvis will be back on the street in 16 months, He got off lightly for an armed robbery, Which is what it is.
Emsthename
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11:02pm Fri 22 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington
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11:26pm Fri 22 Mar 13
Emsthename wrote:What side affects are you alluding to?
People don't like to think of the ongoing damage and side effects caused after the event as if the event wasn't traumatising enough they deserve everything they get
Emsthename
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11:41pm Fri 22 Mar 13
ving to take medication ect..just to name a few
Emsthename
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11:42pm Fri 22 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:Answer above
Emsthename wrote:What side affects are you alluding to?
People don't like to think of the ongoing damage and side effects caused after the event as if the event wasn't traumatising enough they deserve everything they get
SAC_in_Warrington
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12:27am Sat 23 Mar 13
Emsthename wrote:Are your referring to a comment or to the article?
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:Answer above
Emsthename wrote:What side affects are you alluding to?
People don't like to think of the ongoing damage and side effects caused after the event as if the event wasn't traumatising enough they deserve everything they get
Emsthename
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12:38am Sat 23 Mar 13
orfordBOIZ
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6:51am Sat 23 Mar 13
They will prob be thinking along the the same lines as you...ie will I get backdoored on a regular basis....and which kiddies can I sell my gear to when I get out.get a grip antbee u little pussyhole
SAC_in_Warrington
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8:01am Sat 23 Mar 13
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
Emsthename
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9:17am Sat 23 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I guessed,seeming the age they are as well.you would think they would have grown up plus they both have kids so you would also like to think they would be men by now not still little boys bullying people for the fun of it
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
JoeyLad
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9:47am Sat 23 Mar 13
Antbee123 wrote:You are just a kid who thinks he's hard hanging round with wronguns! Pipe down!
Been in for months so will b out soon ! Jail is thinking time , ! Didn't do to bad on sentence , see ya soon boyz
SAC_in_Warrington
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10:33am Sat 23 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I'd like to think so as you suggest, but in reality id doesn't happen. Their career criminals and at least one of them comes from a family that has a multi generational history of petty crime and criminal damage. Their children have the wrong type of role models. I hope that you eventually recover from your horrific ordeal. I realise that it may take some time and I hope that you get the support you need to cope with you change of circumstances.
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
PageA
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4:38pm Sat 23 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:It doesn't mention a multi generational history in the article SAC. You don't strike me as one who makes libellous comments or sweeping statements about a persons parentage without being informed. He could just have the same surname as the family that you are familiar with...or are you ex-police?
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I'd like to think so as you suggest, but in reality id doesn't happen. Their career criminals and at least one of them comes from a family that has a multi generational history of petty crime and criminal damage. Their children have the wrong type of role models. I hope that you eventually recover from your horrific ordeal. I realise that it may take some time and I hope that you get the support you need to cope with you change of circumstances.
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
Either way, I'd be a little careful what you write on a public forum. Hope you and your family can put this behind you quickly Emma, all the best
SAC_in_Warrington
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6:04pm Sat 23 Mar 13
PageA wrote:I have read and understood the conditions for using this site and I have carefully not contravened them. I have additional information and very local knowledge. I am neither a current nor an ex-police officer, I am just a concerned member of the public.
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:It doesn't mention a multi generational history in the article SAC. You don't strike me as one who makes libellous comments or sweeping statements about a persons parentage without being informed. He could just have the same surname as the family that you are familiar with...or are you ex-police?
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I'd like to think so as you suggest, but in reality id doesn't happen. Their career criminals and at least one of them comes from a family that has a multi generational history of petty crime and criminal damage. Their children have the wrong type of role models. I hope that you eventually recover from your horrific ordeal. I realise that it may take some time and I hope that you get the support you need to cope with you change of circumstances.
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
Either way, I'd be a little careful what you write on a public forum. Hope you and your family can put this behind you quickly Emma, all the best
PageA
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9:02am Sun 24 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:Not sure that an awareness of the Warrington Guardian's terms and conditions wiould cut it with the judge. You started this discussion with a post about the family being known to police and local authority for generations. If you're not police then you're local authority. Either way, probably best to keep your insider knowledge to yourself
PageA wrote:I have read and understood the conditions for using this site and I have carefully not contravened them. I have additional information and very local knowledge. I am neither a current nor an ex-police officer, I am just a concerned member of the public.
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:It doesn't mention a multi generational history in the article SAC. You don't strike me as one who makes libellous comments or sweeping statements about a persons parentage without being informed. He could just have the same surname as the family that you are familiar with...or are you ex-police?
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I'd like to think so as you suggest, but in reality id doesn't happen. Their career criminals and at least one of them comes from a family that has a multi generational history of petty crime and criminal damage. Their children have the wrong type of role models. I hope that you eventually recover from your horrific ordeal. I realise that it may take some time and I hope that you get the support you need to cope with you change of circumstances.
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
Either way, I'd be a little careful what you write on a public forum. Hope you and your family can put this behind you quickly Emma, all the best
Emsthename
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3:53pm Sun 24 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington
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5:09pm Sun 24 Mar 13
PageA wrote:Your comment is unwarranted as I am not before a court judge. As I have said before I am only a concerned member of public with local knowledge.
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:Not sure that an awareness of the Warrington Guardian's terms and conditions wiould cut it with the judge. You started this discussion with a post about the family being known to police and local authority for generations. If you're not police then you're local authority. Either way, probably best to keep your insider knowledge to yourself
PageA wrote:I have read and understood the conditions for using this site and I have carefully not contravened them. I have additional information and very local knowledge. I am neither a current nor an ex-police officer, I am just a concerned member of the public.
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:It doesn't mention a multi generational history in the article SAC. You don't strike me as one who makes libellous comments or sweeping statements about a persons parentage without being informed. He could just have the same surname as the family that you are familiar with...or are you ex-police?
SAC_in_Warrington wrote:I'd like to think so as you suggest, but in reality id doesn't happen. Their career criminals and at least one of them comes from a family that has a multi generational history of petty crime and criminal damage. Their children have the wrong type of role models. I hope that you eventually recover from your horrific ordeal. I realise that it may take some time and I hope that you get the support you need to cope with you change of circumstances.
Emsthename wrote:I now see your point. They are switched off in regard to others feelings and it shows how they are nurtured as children. They have no moral guidance or respect for authority outside their own perverse and deviant subculture.
I'm referring to the article I am Emma Cosgrove and people that write things like oh see you soon boys annoys me asif it's just a big joke
Either way, I'd be a little careful what you write on a public forum. Hope you and your family can put this behind you quickly Emma, all the best
PageA
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5:21pm Sun 24 Mar 13
SAC_in_Warrington
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5:43pm Sun 24 Mar 13
PageA wrote:That would be an interesting scenario. I also agree with your statement with regard to this story not being about me, and I suggest that you take the opportunity to return to the point of issue.
I disagree and was alerting you to the fact that by commenting, not on the men who have been convicted, but on their parents who have not, you are possibly changing people's opinion of them. From reading your previous posts I don't think that you are just a concerned member of the public but I'm sure we would find out your identity soon enough should members of that family begin proceedings against you, whether they be successful or not. If this family are as bad **s as you say, you might want to avoid that happening. Anyhow, this story's not about you, I'm just being a concerned member of the public.
SAC_in_Warrington says...
9:45am Thu 21 Mar 13