Married love cheat stalker who pursued victim up mountain freed after | UK | News

After a ruthless follower was sentenced to a judge, he was sentenced to only two days of imprisonment, and after he was sentenced to the summit of the third highest mountain in England.

Fear of his life, the woman, the 50 -year -old John Hall figure on the fog to see the march group to reach the 3.117ft summit of Helvellyn’in how to freeze with terrorism.

Hall then moved behind the woman and her friends and followed them down the mountain for seven hours before she followed the woman in her car.

After a scary chase in the lake area, the married man was arrested for 10 times for harassing the woman with a long relationship before he was thrown.

Hall was brought to a court and sentenced to prison for pursuit, but two days after the hearing, he was already released for the time he spent for arrest.

At the end of his 30s and his victim from Tyneside, he is now afraid of his safety and calls for more harsh sentences in which women who suffer from the same infuria continue to pass.

He said: “I’m afraid of my life. Something needs to change.”

Newcastle began with Hall, a Greggs furnace worker from Newbiggin Hall, when they met and got closer, enjoy the walks together and went out for dinner.

He was not suspicious when he suggested that they suggested that they kept their relationship as a secret because it was something for them just for them ”.

However, when a colleague asked if his new boyfriend knew he was married, he was shattered.

He ended the relationship, but Hall tried to change his mind by claiming that he and his wife were more like “men and sisters”.

After a few months tolerate the movement between the house and the marriage house, the woman ended the relationship well.

However, this encouraged to launch an ongoing follow -up campaign that took Hall to him.

He left his job and live in a woman’s shelter with a desperate offer to escape from him.

The woman told her that her journey to Helvelyn in September last year was the most terrible experience she had exposed to.

He said: “It was a very foggy day, and I looked up on this steep back and I immediately froze in fear and I said to my friend ‘oo’.

“I kept him in fear and I didn’t know what to do. My legs went like a jelly, I was sticking to him and I couldn’t breathe.

“Then he disappeared, walked and went as he came. I walked further and suddenly realized that he was behind us.

“He waited somewhere, he just waited for us to pass to pass behind us, and then he followed us for seven hours.”

Hall was in front of the group again and when they reached the parking lot at the bottom of the mountain, he was sitting in the open boat of his car, waiting for them.

The sacrifice and his friends left Helvelyn and set out from the Lake Region, in search of the vehicle in Hall.

Im I caught us and entered a garage.

Im I waited before I continued my journey, but I came across a traffic line and I saw a car slowly on the front.

The car retreated to a Layby and when I passed, I noticed it was and started to follow me again, this time until Northumberland. “

The horrified sacrifice called 999 and the police said they went out directly.

They arrested him – which they did.

The woman added: “This was probably the 10th or 11th time he was arrested and

He was finally detained. “

Four weeks after waiting for the hearing, Hall agreed to follow, but fled with a community order and order at the Newcastle Magistrate Court.

He was electronically tagged as part of the order, but managed to tear and the victim sent a picture of him.

The court did not deterd the order of Hall and was arrested and detained earlier for more accusations earlier this year.

Last month, he reappeared before the Newcastle Magistrate’s Rights, where he heard that he had bombed with calls from the numbers he hid.

Hall was found guilty of following the fear of violence and was sentenced to five and a half months imprisonment – he will be released with the license for his time only two days later

Remand.

The woman said: “I shouted when I stole the probation to tell me that it was released. I thought.

“He knocked on my door for 45 minutes from half an hour, shouted from my box, and ignored it for the first few months – but then he rang, rang and rang and started begging me.

“He kept me at the bottom of the rock, I left my job because of him and I was miserable, I went into tears every day for months.

Im I would wake up hundreds of kidnapped calls, just after the message and finally would sit outside my house. There was one night at 2 o’clock in the morning, and then started throwing stones in my window.

Im I didn’t have to contact the police, but it worsened, and he started to follow me knowing that I would go down certain streets and wait in his car at certain times.

“When it comes to such behaviors, something needs to be changed. A little peace that Alli wants.”

Jess Phillips, Minister of Protection and Violence Against Women and Girls, said their thoughts were sacrifices and those who are “affected by this deep situation”.

He said: “Following is a terrible and insidious crime that robs the victims from their freedom and security.

“Therefore, we take a decisive action to protect the victims and to ensure that the perpetrators face real and lasting results.”

Phillips also said that there are plans to strengthen protection orders and that the police were reviewed for the “ability to break dangerous perpetrators and get more victims to get the support they deserve”.

He said: “These measures are part of our ambitious duty to reduce violence

Against women and girls in ten years. “