Exclusive:Who has been in the dock at Portsmouth Crown Court as child sex offender sentenced
By David George
Published 25th Jun 2026, 10:46 BST
These people appeared in court on Wednesday, June 24.
- Andrew Stone, 44 from Hamlet Way, Gosport, has been charged with attempted murder. He has been remanded in custody until Tuesday, December 15.
- Duane Foster, 27 from Powerscourt Road, Buckland, pleaded not guilty to eight counts of property damage, four counts of actual bodily harm, four counts of intentional strangulation, two counts of threatening property damage, one count of coercive or controlling behaviour, and one count of voyeurism. He was remanded in custody, with a trial date set for Monday, July 27.
- Jack Carolan, 30 from Havant Road, Hayling Island, has been charged with one count of coercive or controlling behaviour. His trial will begin on Tuesday, December 15.
- Jason Loveridge, 50 from Leigh Road, Eastleigh, pleaded guilty to one cout of criminal damage, and one count of possessing a knife in a public place, but not guilty to one count of threatening a person with a knife in a public place. He was remanded in custody, with a trial date set for Wednesday, July 22.
- Steven Vaizey, 68 from Cashmoor Close, Poole, pleaded not guilty to one count of coercive or controlling behaviour, and one count of stalking, related to offences in Fareham. He was remanded on conditional bail, and will next appear in court on Thursday, July 16.
- Taliesin Tallack, 30 of no fixed abode, indicated a guilty plea to one count of harassment, breaching a restraining order on conviction. He was remanded in custody, to be sentenced on Thursday, June 25.
- Tarek Miah, 20 of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to three counts of raping a girl under 13, one count of making indecent images of children, one count of inciting a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity, and one count of causing a child under 13 to look at an image of sexual activity, but not guilty to two counts of false imprisonment. He was made subject to a sexual harm prevention order for 15 years, and must register with police indefinitely.