Matthew Dunn, a 54-year-old resident of The Meadows, Skegness, has been handed a prison sentence of two years and nine months. The sentencing follows a sequence of infringements towards two of his former relationships. The Lincoln Crown Court was informed that Dunn violated a suspended sentence via contacting an ex-partner whom he had formerly threatened with a kitchen knife. In defiance of a restraining order, Dunn persistently contacted the woman, leaving her living in fear. He also unwarrantedly entered the home of another previous partner, resulting in property damage. Dunn, who has a history of 31 convictions, has now been incarcerated. In the court’s view as voiced by Judge James House KC, Dunn was solely responsible for his predicament.
This article is adapted from its original version on www.bbc.com by The Lincoln Post.
