Sex offender who stabbed two officers sent down for 20 years

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Sex offender who stabbed two officers sent down for 20 years

The officers managed to taser their attacker and restrain him despite both suffering serious injuries.

Date - 20th October 2022
By - Gary Mason

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A man has been jailed for 20 years for brutally stabbing and seriously injuring two Devon and Cornwall officers and for historic sexual offences against a child. Jon Ross was sentenced to 12 years for his assault on the officers and eight years for...

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