Men jailed for Wycombe Air Park attack

3:25pm Friday 8th February 2013 in News

Anthony Jay Anderson Anthony Jay Anderson

FOUR men perceived to be “above the law” have been jailed for their involvement in a fight at a music event held at Wycombe Air Park.

A group of men set upon a 32-year-old man who sustained serious facial injuries in the attack at a music event at The Pad venue on August 14.

Anthony Jay Anderson, 26, from Spring Gardens Road, High Wycombe, was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for affray at yesterday’s hearing at Oxford Crown Court sitting for Aylesbury Crown Court.

He was also handed a 16 month prison term - to run consecutively - for a separate assault on March 12 in which a 21-year-old man suffered a fractured skull.

Carey Luvance DeFreitas, 27, of Micklefield Road, Clint Morris, 33, of Gayhurst Road, and Asher Anderson, 26, from Wembley all received a 15 month jail term for the Wycombe Air Park affray.

Wycombe Area Commander, Supt Gilbert Houalla, said: “The men have been sentenced for the crime that they committed and must now suffer the consequences of their actions.

“These men have been perceived by many in Wycombe as above the law and I would like to send out a strong message to the community, that nobody is above the law and if you commit a crime, you will be caught.”

Comments(16)

firminafirm says...
4:59pm Fri 8 Feb 13

Yet again the police do a good job in arresting and putting men like these before the court only to be let down by the sentencing. This man committed two serious assaults and will be out of prison in 6 months.

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lady Ratz says...
5:02pm Fri 8 Feb 13

15 month,s prison.. Lets break this down ,They will only do half that 7 and a half month,s = 30 weeks,, They laughing there nutz off . Get a bigger sentance for shop lifting,,

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realist_highwycombe says...
6:55pm Fri 8 Feb 13

Regardless I'm rather happy that these scumbags will be behind bars for at least 7 1/2 months meaning they are not free to walk the streets of High Wycombe.

Well done to the police for securing these convictions.

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Honey33 says...
6:03am Sat 9 Feb 13

They were untouchable and capable of doing anything so kept harming others. Prison will give them reality check any hope inmates will teach them some manners as well. They were probably on state benefits and always complained that society hasn't done anything for them. Get them to clean the streets for six months when they are out, monsters may learn the art of living.

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Mutley says...
6:25pm Sat 9 Feb 13

...and worst of all, in his picture he has one half of his collar inside his jumper and the other outside. Oh, the shame!

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Honey33 says...
4:31am Sun 10 Feb 13

These criminals should be sent fight wars in Mali or Afghanistan so they can understand the value of freedom and become responsible citizens.

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Mr Totterdge Hill says...
6:50pm Sun 10 Feb 13

Mutley wrote:
...and worst of all, in his picture he has one half of his collar inside his jumper and the other outside. Oh, the shame!
...that'll just be the new look to go with wearing your trousers at hast mast...

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switzerland says...
10:08pm Sun 10 Feb 13

Is the photo of one of the attackers or the victim? Would be helpful to know BFP.

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Catflap says...
7:58am Mon 11 Feb 13

Shame it wasn't longer. it would be nice to see them gone for a least five years.

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Honey33 says...
9:02am Mon 11 Feb 13

switzerland says...
Is the photo of one of the attackers or the victim? Would be helpful to know BFP.
Please have another read it says with the photo 'Men jailed for Wycombe Air Park attack' so it could not be any simpler.

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Can I just say..... says...
11:55am Tue 12 Feb 13

And in other news - a prisoner serves his sentence in full:

"Man serving life sentence for murdering partner and child dies in prison"

http://www.guardian.
co.uk/uk/2013/feb/12
/man-jailed-murderin
g-partner-child-dies


How this ends up being a 'headline' I do not know!

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Big ants says...
9:11pm Tue 12 Feb 13

firminafirm wrote:
Yet again the police do a good job in arresting and putting men like these before the court only to be let down by the sentencing. This man committed two serious assaults and will be out of prison in 6 months.
Let's get it straight serious assaults my foot, once again police have over exaggerated, all the boy are in full time work and pay there taxes like every one, and because of the colour of their skin, they where penalized.

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Big ants says...
9:20pm Tue 12 Feb 13

Honey33 wrote:
They were untouchable and capable of doing anything so kept harming others. Prison will give them reality check any hope inmates will teach them some manners as well. They were probably on state benefits and always complained that society hasn't done anything for them. Get them to clean the streets for six months when they are out, monsters may learn the art of living.
Honey 33 haven't you heard the saying don't believe every thing you read in the paper, and don't believe a police man, all the boys work and payed taxes,

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Big ants says...
5:49pm Thu 14 Feb 13

realist_highwycombe wrote:
Regardless I'm rather happy that these scumbags will be behind bars for at least 7 1/2 months meaning they are not free to walk the streets of High Wycombe.

Well done to the police for securing these convictions.
How do you have the right to call any one scumbag,from what I hear you need to take a bath, clean your house and get a job

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Apple202 says...
9:34pm Thu 14 Feb 13

It's was simply a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Quick enough to run your mouths putting your opinions out there about boys you don't know and a situation you clearly don't know about. Are you there when their with the family, supporting their children, going to work etc..? Thought not so keep your unwanted comments to your self!

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Big ants says...
9:42pm Thu 14 Feb 13

Apple202 wrote:
It's was simply a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Quick enough to run your mouths putting your opinions out there about boys you don't know and a situation you clearly don't know about. Are you there when their with the family, supporting their children, going to work etc..? Thought not so keep your unwanted comments to your self!
Well said Apple202

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