Alex Marshall

Public criminal case information and legal proceedings associated with individuals named Alex Marshall or Alexander Marshall in the UK reveal several distinct cases.

1. Alex Marshall (Murder Conviction)

In April 2007, Alex Marshall, a 37-year-old former Harrods security guard, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of Richard Flippance, 44, and his ex-wife Fiona Marshall. The jury at Birmingham Crown Court also convicted him of burning down Mrs. Marshall's house in Brampton Ash, Northamptonshire, to conceal evidence. He was ordered to serve a minimum of 30 years behind bars. The victims were stabbed on April 2, and Marshall was jailed on the one-year anniversary of the crime.

2. PC Alex Marshall (Police Misconduct)

PC Alex Marshall, an officer with Devon and Cornwall Police, was dismissed from the force in November 2023 due to gross misconduct. A disciplinary hearing on October 13, 2023, found that he had been dishonest. Specifically, he falsely reported over the police radio that he had viewed CCTV and investigated an allegation, and also dishonestly informed a reporting person that he had checked a house, neither of which he had done.

3. Alexander Marshall (Upcoming Court Appearances)

There are public court records for an Alexander Marshall with upcoming legal proceedings:

• Stranraer Justice of the Peace Court: An Alexander Marshall has a public court record (reference SCS/2026-005079) for a hearing at Stranraer Justice of the Peace Court - Court 1, scheduled for June 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM. This is listed as a first hearing where charges would typically be formally read.
• Swindon Combined Court: An Alexander Marshall has public court records (reference 54DD0541824) for proceedings at Swindon Combined Court. Hearings were scheduled for June 4, 2026, at 11:45 AM, and June 11, 2026, at 11:00 AM. The specific charges are not detailed in the available public records.

No Criminal Records Found for Other Individuals Named Alex Marshall:

Several other individuals named Alex Marshall or Alexandra Marshall in the UK appear in public records in different professional capacities, but no criminal records or legal proceedings against them were found in the search:

• An Alex Marshall who served as Chief Constable of Hampshire Constabulary and CEO of the College of Policing, awarded the Queen's Police Medal.
• Alexandra Marshall, a solicitor specializing in family law.
• Mr. Alexander Marshall, a forensic psychologist mentioned in a family court case.
• Alex Marshall, General Manager of the Anti-Corruption Unit at the International Cricket Council.
• Alex Skeel, who was a victim of coercive behavior, not an offender.