Glen Sinclair

Glen Sinclair, a 34-year-old resident of Greenhill Rise in Corby, Northamptonshire, was imprisoned for his persistent and targeted harassment of a woman, which included breaching a court-issued non-molestation order and unlawfully sharing an intimate photograph or film of her without consent.

The court heard details of Sinclair's actions that constituted stalking involving fear of violence, demonstrating a deliberate disregard for legal protections designed to safeguard his ex-partner. This behaviour formed part of a broader campaign of intimidation that caused significant distress to the victim. Sinclair admitted to the charges of stalking involving fear of violence, breach of a non-molestation order, and sharing an intimate photograph/film of a person without consent during proceedings at Northampton Crown Court.

According to reports from the Northamptonshire Telegraph, published on 1st December 2025, Sinclair's offences were among the serious crimes covered by the newspaper in November 2025. The judiciary imposed a sentence of two years and nine months' imprisonment, reflecting the severity of the violations and the need to protect the public from further harm. Northamptonshire Police provided imagery and details for the case, highlighting the collaborative effort in bringing the offender to justice.

• Offences: Stalking involving fear of violence, breach of non-molestation order, sharing intimate image without consent
• Court: Northampton Crown Court
• Sentence: 2 years 9 months custodial