Another man jailed following violent disorder in Plymouth

He pleaded guilty to violent disorder at a previous Magistrates Court hearing.

Author: Harry LongPublished 9th Aug 2024

Another Plymouth man has been jailed for his role in violent disorder which took place in Plymouth City Centre on Monday evening, 5 August.

Justin Crimp, 49, of Palace Street, appeared at Plymouth Crown Court today, 9 August where he was sentenced to 32 months in prison.

He pleaded guilty to violent disorder at a previous Magistrates Court hearing.

The court was shown CCTV of Crimp approaching TK Maxx shortly after 9.45pm on Monday where he throws a brick twice at the glass door, causing significant damage.

He was arrested on 7 August by officers after they reviewed CCTV footage of disorder in the area.

Guy Sullivan, 43, previously of New George Street, also appeared at Plymouth Magistrates’ Court on Friday 9 August charged with possession of an offensive weapon, theft from a person and violent disorder. He pleaded guilty and will appear at Plymouth Crown Court on Monday 12 August to be sentenced.

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