George Sawyer

Here is a summary of public criminal case information and legal proceedings associated with individuals named 'George Sawyer' in the UK, based on available public records:

1. George Sawyer (Somerset) - Insurance Fraud

A 38-year-old man named George Sawyer from Somerset was sentenced on August 21, 2025, for attempting to defraud £108,700. He falsely claimed his Range Rover Sport had been stolen via keyless entry while he was out drinking in Axminster on October 9, 2023. Avon and Somerset Police found the vehicle abandoned, and investigators uncovered evidence, including mobile phone records, banking activity, and vehicle telematics, that contradicted Sawyer's account. He was found to still be in possession of both sets of car keys. Sawyer received a sentence of three months' custody, suspended for 18 months, along with a rehabilitation order and 80 hours of unpaid work to be completed within 12 months.

2. George Sawyer-Stone (Norfolk) - Indecent Images of Children

George Sawyer-Stone, 32, was placed on the sex offenders' register for five years on June 25, 2026. He admitted to three counts of making indecent images of children. Norwich Magistrates' Court heard that photos were discovered on his electronic devices in November 2024 following a police investigation into the sharing of child sex images on the Telegram chat app. Sawyer-Stone, of Manor Road in Long Stratton, pleaded guilty to possession of Category A images (the most serious), as well as Category B and C images.

3. George SAWYER (Glasgow) - Upcoming Criminal Hearing

A George SAWYER has a public criminal court hearing scheduled for June 4, 2026, at Glasgow Sheriff Court - Court 16. The case reference is SCS/2026-034793, and the hearing type is listed as "Hearing" in a Sheriff Criminal court. The prosecutor is COPFS. At this first hearing, charges will be formally read, and the defendant will be asked to enter a plea.

Other Mentions:

• An inquest was held on February 27, 2024, into the death of George Edward Sawyer, 19, who died after being struck by a vehicle on the A64. This was an inquest into his death, not a criminal case against him.
• A "Mr George Sawyer" was involved in an Employment Tribunal case on July 10, 2018, concerning an unlawful deduction from wages, which is a civil matter.
• A "Mr Sawyer of Ipswich" was involved in a civil case against Dorians Solicitors, resulting in a £15,000 refund related to personal injury compensation.
• Historical records from May 22, 1882, mention a "Mr. Sawyer" in the context of a witness statement at the Central Criminal Court, but not as a defendant in a criminal case.
• Company information lists a "George Philip Alfred SAWYER" as a director, which is not criminal case information.
• A "Sawyer" is mentioned in a 2017 Approved Judgment from Courts and Tribunals Judiciary in the context of a meeting, but not as a defendant in a criminal case.