A SPATE of alleged knife attacks in Gloucestershire during the last year has prompted a tough warning from the county's top judge.
People who use knives in crime can expect long jail terms – and those who arm themselves deliberately to attack people will receive sentences up to 12 years, says Judge Jamie Tabor QC.
He spoke out on a day when he and his fellow Gloucester Crown Court judge, William Hart, were dealing with three men who had used knives to rob or injure other people.
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