Oldham man charged with false imprisonment and threats to kill

Wednesday, 2 February 2022 10:19

A 29-year-old man from Failsworth, who was arrested in London, will appear in court on Wednesday (2 February) charged with several offences including false imprisonment and threats to kill.

Jake Corry, of Ashton Road East, was arrested after officers were called at 2:30pm on Sunday (30 January) to Ashton Road East to reports that a woman was being been held against her will.

He will appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates' Court charged with false Imprisonment, threats to kill, Section 47 assault, criminal damage, and assault of an emergency worker.

📰 Sign up to our newsletter 📰

Want to get regular round-ups of news in your local area straight to your inbox? Simply enter your email address and tick the box below.

Email Address *

Did you mean @?

First Name *

Did you mean @?

Last Name *

Did you mean @?

Gender

Female

Male

Let me specify...

Prefer not to say

Please specify

Date of Birth

Day

Month

Year

City / Town *

Did you mean @?

Country

Did you mean @?

Postal Code

Did you mean @?

Mobile Phone

Did you mean @?

Newsletter

Would you like to receive our regular news updates direct to your inbox?

Newsletter Options *

Oldham

Glossop & High Peak

Tameside

No newsletter

This can be left alone:

More from Oldham Reporter

Hulme Grammar School launches landmark Victoria Channing Centre on World Mental Health Day

Hulme Grammar School has officially opened The Victoria Channing Centre for Pastoral Care and Wellbeing . . . a flagship new facility designed to provide wrap-around support, resilience building and mental health initiatives for pupils, staff, and the wider Oldham community.
Abandoned dog Mia gets a second chance thanks to rescue team’s loving care

An emaciated dog found roaming in fields has been given a second chance by Manchester Dogs’ Home, with specialist heart tests bringing welcome news after eight weeks of care.
Oldham congratulates Sir Kevin Sinfield on Knighthood honour

Oldham rugby great and fundraising legend Sir Kevin Sinfield has been awarded a Knighthood in recognition of his outstanding services to Rugby League, Rugby Union and the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) community.
A historic Grade II listed family chip shop is up for sale

The chraracter-filled chip shop on King Street, Delph, has been in the hands of the hugely popular Isherwood family since the 1970s.

Weather

Mon
17°C
Tue
17°C
Wed
15°C
Thu
16°C

Oldham man charged with false imprisonment and threats to kill

📰 Sign up to our newsletter 📰

Read more from the Oldham Reporter

Share

More from Oldham Reporter

Weather