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Chippenham man ‘Crackhead Kris’ faces jail sentence for attempted armed robbery

byDaniel Jae Webb
4 December 2020 5.07pm
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A Chippenham man will spend Christmas in prison after admitting his part in an attempted armed robbery in the town last summer.

Father-of-one Kristian Cleverley – who is widely known as Crackhead Kris – had denied his involvement at an early hearing but this week, days before his upcoming trial admitted attempted robbery at a flat in Royal Close.

The 32-year-old, of Moyne Close, Devizes, faces a lengthy prison sentence following his admission when he appeared before Swindon Crown Court via video link from prison.

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He’s said to have armed himself with a metal bar and hit his victim with it in the incident.

His accomplice, 28-year-old Stacey Kibble, of Swann Court in Trowbridge, pleaded guilty to an attempted robbery at an earlier hearing. She will be sentenced in the new year.

Stacey Kibble (credit: Facebook)

Cleverley was remanded in custody at HMP Bullingdon for sentencing in early 2021.

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