Jealous Sheffield man threatened toward ex-girlfriend and her unborn baby after release from prison
Harry Bradley’s three-year relationship with his ex ended in 2024 when his alcohol abuse got “out of control”
A jealous Sheffield man “made threats” toward his ex-girlfriend and her unborn baby when he was released from jail to discover she was pregnant by another male.
Harry Bradley’s three-year relationship with his ex ended in 2024 when his alcohol abuse got “out of control” following the death of his mother, Sheffield Crown Court heard.
On July 22 he turned up his ex’s home around 12.30am, also damaging a rabbit hutch during the unpleasant scenes.
Brian Outhwaite, prosecuting, said when police arrived to arrest Badley he told them: “Send me to prison or I am going to f*****g kill her.”
The court heard Bradley, aged 22, had a serious record for violence including battery, threatening behaviour, weapons and actual bodily harm - however these went back to the period when he was aged 17-18.
His barrister, Ayman Khokhar, said the defendant, who had now learned his lesson, had an “impulsive reaction to difficult circumstances” on the night of the offence, which was “compounded by alcohol”.
However since being remanded into custody he was now sober and felt “10 times better”.
Recorder Brian Whitehead, noting probation found Bradley to be a “high risk of reoffending,” refused to suspend a 12-month jail term.
The defendant had reacted in a “grossly inappropriate way” - with “drink-fuelled threats,” said the judge.
Bradley, of no fixed abode, admitted making threats to kill.