Christopher Crotty

Christopher Crotty has a documented history of criminal convictions and court appearances in the UK, primarily in Liverpool.

Key facts, dates, and court decisions include:

• April 2023 Conviction: Christopher Crotty appeared at Liverpool Crown Court and was found guilty of one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and two counts of disclosing private images without consent. The incident involved an assault on his ex-partner at her home on September 26, 2021, where he punched and kicked her, and subsequently sent private images to her mother and brother. He was sentenced to 27 months imprisonment and a restraining order was issued, prohibiting contact with the victim or her mother. At the time, Crotty had 23 previous convictions for 33 offenses, with four of these being against a person.
• March 2020 Conviction: Crotty, then 32, pleaded guilty to stealing over £1,500 worth of make-up products from the Morphe store in Liverpool ONE on three separate occasions. He received a four-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, and a three-month curfew from 8 pm to 6 am. This offense was committed while he was in breach of an earlier suspended sentence for possessing a blade or pointed article in a public place.
• July 2026 Sentencing: Christopher Crotty, aged 38, was sentenced after targeting shops in Liverpool, including repeated thefts from a city centre store and stealing a McDonald's till. He also threatened police after jumping into a taxi. He admitted charges including burglary, theft, and attempted theft. He was handed a suspended sentence and released from custody after serving two months. His criminal record at this time included 29 prior convictions spanning 49 offenses, with 19 being acquisitive crimes.
• Recent Court Appearances in 2026: Public court records indicate Christopher Crotty had scheduled appearances at Liverpool Crown Court on May 29, 2026 (two separate listings, U20265064 and U20265065) and June 23, 2026 (U20266006). These were listed as Magistrates' Court type hearings, with no specific case details provided beyond the reference numbers and dates.