Jail term increased for predatory sex beasts

Cancer patient Andy Hallas (front, second right) thanks staff at the Greenlea Oncology Unit by raising over £8,000. Shown with Andy from left are: Sister Jenny Jones, Kayleigh Worthington, Andy’s daughter, consultant Nick Brown, Jean Hallas Andy’s mother, Bethany Hallas, Andy’s daughter, Tracey Hallas his wife and Staff Nurse Wendy Teague was jailed for six years after he admitted taking indecent photos and sexual activity with a minor.

Bristow had groomed one of his schoolgirl victims with cigarettes and cash – raping her while his older pal, Peters, took degrading snaps.

The judge who sentenced the pair said they had “descended to real A DAD-of-two with inoperable cancer has raised more than £8,000 to help other patients fighting the disease.

Andy Hallas, 57, of Netherton, was diagnosed with colon cancer two years ago.

He had surgery but the disease spread to his liver and is now inoperable.

Andy spent a great deal of time in the oncology unit at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary having chemotherapy treatment and wanted to raise money to give something back.

Well-known in local league football and cricket circles, Andy lost his wife Joanne to cervical cancer at the age of just 36.

At the time he raised £7,500 for the hospital and decided to organise another fundraiser. depths of depravity’.’

Their cases reached the Appeal Court as the Attorney General, Jeremy Wright QC, attacked their sentences as nowhere near tough enough.

Lord Justice Simon, sitting with Mrs Justice May and Sir Andrew Smith, agreed that their jail terms

In June his Big Chap’s Charity Bash held at The Huntsman in Holmfirth raised £8,129.

More than 200 friends, family and supporters attended, raising money through ticket sales and a prize auction.

Andy’s wife Tracey and daughters Bethany and Kayleigh organised the event and Andy said: “It was a way to give them something else to focus on rather than dad’s illness.”

Andy said he wanted the cash used to directly benefit patients being treated at the Infirmary.

“There is only one TV on the unit and I know what it’s like having chemotherapy and just staring into space,” he said.

“Maybe there could be another TV or some iPads.” were “unduly lenient”.

Bristow’s sentence was upped to 10 years and Peters’ was increased to eight years.

Peters’ new sentence now also includes a three-year extended licence period.

He had lived in the shadows as a paedophile since the 1970s and Lord Justice Simon said: “We consider he is a dangerous offender.”

He added: “It is clear that he is a predatory paedophile and poses a significant risk of future serious harm to the public.”

Another troubling feature was the way both deviants had “acted together”, the judge said.