Jason Tripp

Public criminal case information in the UK shows several legal proceedings associated with an individual named Jason Tripp.

In December 2009, Jason Tripp, then 21 and residing in Larkhill Road, Abingdon, was sentenced to 27 months in jail at Oxford Crown Court. He had admitted to affray and criminal damage in connection with a drunken fight at The Bystander pub in Wootton, near Abingdon, on April 29, 2009. During this incident, he was involved in an attack on soldiers, which included headbutting and throwing a chair and a table. He also admitted to criminal damage in a separate incident in Abingdon in September of the same year, and to breaching a suspended nine-month prison sentence for Actual Bodily Harm (ABH) that he had received on June 29, 2009.

Later, in May 2019, a Jason Tripp, of Larkhill Road, Abingdon, was convicted at Oxford Crown Court for wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and threatening to destroy or damage property. Prosecutors stated that the 30-year-old engaged in "drunken and violent behaviour" at two pubs in Abingdon on January 20, 2018. After being asked to leave the Boundary House pub, he threatened the assistant manager, Ashleigh Whitehead-Bedding, saying he would "burn down her house." Subsequently, at the College Oak pub, a brawl ensued during which Tripp repeatedly struck another reveller, Lee Sheridan, in the head with a San Miguel pint glass. Despite denying the charges, jurors unanimously convicted him. His sentencing was adjourned to May 31, 2019, to coincide with the sentencing of his co-defendant, Luke Berry.

More recently, a criminal case for JASON TRIPP (Reference 43SP0241326) is scheduled for a hearing at the Oxford Combined Court Centre on June 24, 2026, at 10:45 AM. This proceeding is listed as a Magistrates' Court hearing.