Paul Parker

Several individuals named Paul Parker have been associated with criminal cases and legal proceedings in the UK. Here is a summary of the key facts, dates, and court decisions for each distinct individual found in public records:

1. Paul Parker (aged 48, of Baron Court, Stevenage)

This Paul Parker was sentenced to four years in prison at St Albans Crown Court on April 24, 2026. He had previously pleaded guilty to several charges: stalking causing serious alarm or distress (32 months), breaching a Stalking Protection Order between December 3, 2025, and December 12, 2025 (7 months), and two counts of sexual communication with a child between June 2023 and May 2024 (9 months for each count, to run concurrently). The court heard that he had bombarded a woman with thousands of calls and texts, pretending to be someone else, and was caught loitering outside her home. During the investigation, a Stalking Protection Order was imposed, which he breached by possessing more than one mobile device. He also left his phone number in a public toilet, leading to sexual communication with two 12-year-old girls who he continued to contact after they told him their age.

2. Paul Parker (aged 56, of Patridge Way, Stanway)

In October 2020, Paul Parker, 56, of Stanway, admitted a charge of voyeurism. He had taken pictures of a woman sleeping in her underwear in December of the previous year. The incident came to light when his partner found the images on his phone and sent them to the victim. At Colchester Magistrates' Court, he received a 16-week prison sentence, suspended for two years. He was also given a 90-day curfew, ordered to complete the Horizon programme for sex offenders and 20 rehabilitation days, and is subject to notification requirements for seven years. He was banned from contacting the victim for two years. The court noted he had a "substantial previous criminal history" but no prior sexual offenses.

3. Paul Anthony Charles Parker (Convicted of Manslaughter in 1991)

This individual was sentenced to life for manslaughter in 1991. He was recalled to prison in June 2015 after assaulting a residential officer at the Albion Street hostel in Dewsbury the day after his release on December 1, 2014. During the assault, he put his arm around the officer's throat and squeezed, and also hit her in the face with a door key. His previous convictions included assault in 1986 and assault and rape in 1987. A judge at Leeds Crown Court described him as a "dangerous man" and warned he might never be released.

4. Paul Parker (Ex-Soldier, Jailed for Life in 2003)

In December 2003, Paul Parker, then 37, an ex-soldier from Jarrow, was jailed for life at Newcastle Crown Court for attempting to rape two women. This followed a previous rape conviction in 2001, where he had initially received a three-year community rehabilitation order, a decision the judge later admitted was a "mistake." The court heard that in April 2003, he pulled a knife on a teenage girl in her home. He had served 16 years in the Army before being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, which he claimed affected his sexual urges.

5. Paul Parker (52, from Liverpool, Died in Netherlands)

An inquest opened in June 2026 for Paul Parker, 52, from Liverpool, who died in Heerhugowaard, North Holland, on June 1. He reportedly died from a gunshot wound during an altercation involving weapons and was believed to have been wanted for two murders in Amsterdam in 2017.

6. Paul PARKER (Liverpool Crown Court, Case Reference S20260250)

Public court records indicate proceedings for a Paul PARKER at Liverpool Crown Court with hearing dates on May 27, 2026, and June 24, 2026. The magistrate for the June 24 hearing was His Honour Judge Driver KC. However, "No details available" are provided for the specific case details or charges. These listings are public court record proceedings sourced from official HMCTS daily cause lists.

No specific criminal records or case details were found for a Paul Parker who is a barrister specializing in professional liability and discipline, as the search results for this individual pertain to his professional legal work rather than criminal charges against him.