Below is a round-up of 10 criminals jailed at Oxford Crown Court in September.
Glen Stone
A rapist was jailed for nine years after leaving a 16-year-old girl 'overwhelmed by sadness'.
Glen Stone raped the teenager in Whitchurch-On-Thames, in South Oxfordshire, on December 13 last year.
The 37-year-old, of no fixed abode, was convicted by a jury earlier this year of rape, sexual assault and assault by penetration.
Stone was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court on September 28.
The court heard how he isolated the victim in an upstairs room and proceeded to sexually assault and rape her.
He maintained his innocence, claiming the victim gave consent.
As well as being jailed for nine years, Stone was given a sexual harm prevention order which will last for 15 years.
He was also handed a restraining order, to not contact the victim in any way, for an indefinite period.
Marley McCalmon
A 20-year-old rapist was jailed in Oxford for attacks on two girls which left one struggling with ‘dark days and panic attacks’.
Marley McCalmon was jailed for four years for the two rapes against separate girls at M&S in Queen Street, Oxford and Pablo Lounge in Abingdon.
A trial previously heard how the 20-year-old of Ballard Chase, Abingdon attacked the girls in the toilets during both incidents which were just five months apart in 2023.
McCalmon, who was 16 at the time, demanded to have sex with both girls who told him no but he proceeded anyway, Oxford Crown Court heard.
He was found guilty of two counts of rape and two counts of assault by penetration and appeared in court on Friday morning (September 25) for sentencing.
As well as being jailed, McCalmon was handed a 10-year restraining order.
He was also given a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order and will be subject to notification requirements for life.
Clayton Sawyer
A thug was jailed after two violent outbursts almost one year apart, which included threatening a pregnant woman and punching a dad.
Clayton Sawyer launched himself into both incidents while under the influence of alcohol.
Prosecutor Andrea Scott-Lynch told Oxford Crown Court, on September 25, that the 25-year-old, of Camm Drive, Milton, Abingdon, was involved in a fight on the towpath near Rewley Road, in Oxford on May 5 last year.
The court then heard about another incident at Great Western Park in Didcot on April 26 this year.
Sawyer was jailed for a total of 44 months.
Timothy Wollery
A drug dealer was jailed after more than £33,000 of heroin and crack cocaine were found at his home.
Timothy Wollery was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court for drug dealing offences committed between December 2023 and September 2025.
He pleaded guilty to five counts of possession with intent to supply class A drug and three counts of being in possession of criminal property, namely cash.
He was jailed for six years at a sentencing hearing on September 25.
Anton Dublin
The victim of a horrific crash which took the lives of three schoolboys and a trainee teacher was jailed for sexually assaulting a woman.
Anton Dublin, who was left with brain damage after a devastating crash on Oxford's Eastern Bypass, was jailed for 32 months at Oxford Crown Court.
The court heard how the 34-year-old had entered his victim's flat uninvited on February 6 this year before making sexual comments at her and touching her.
Prosecutor, Stefan Weidmann, said Dublin had a 'severe impact' on his victim who was left 'deeply traumatised' and having 'panic attacks' in the aftermath.
Dublin was also given a 10-year restraining order to not contact the victim.
Daniel Fapohunda, Coben Walters and Olajide Akinsanya
Three men were caught transporting a huge haul of drugs worth more than £11million through Oxfordshire.
Daniel Fapohunda, Coben Walters and Olajide Akinsanya were each driving vans filled with boxes of vacuum-packed cannabis on the M40 at junction nine near Bicester.
Oxford Crown Court heard how the trio were stopped by police on May 8 this year as they attempted to transport the Class B drug from Leicester to London.
A total of 1,428kg of cannabis was seized with an estimated street value of £11,130,000.
Judge Michael Roques jailed each of the men for 60 months and ordered the forfeiture and destruction of the drugs, as well as cash and phones seized at the scene.
Ethan Jenkins
The Oxford public 'have to be protected' a judge declared as he sent a serial criminal to jail for a string of burglaries, including at an iconic cocktail bar and a historic city centre tailors.
Judge Michael Gledhill sent Ethan Jenkins , 28, and of no fixed abode, to three years in prison at Oxford Crown Court on Friday, September 18.
Appearing via video link from Bullingdon prison, Jenkins had previously pleaded guilty to 10 offences that happened across June, with a further three offences taken into consideration.
Stewart Hayes
A violent thug was jailed after the 'sustained and truly appalling' abuse of a former partner.
Stewart Hayes attacked the woman more than 25 times over their relationship which lasted from December 2024 to January this year.
Oxford Crown Court was told that Hayes, 44, also subjected psychological abuse which included controlling who she saw, preventing her from going to medical appointments and stealing £32,000 from her.
Hayes was jailed for 40 months and given a 10-year restraining order.
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