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A two year joint car clocking investigation between Leicestershire Trading Standards and Leicestershire Police, culminated today with the two defendants being sentenced to a total of eight and half years in prison
Leicestershire Trading Standards had received complaints from consumers, who had purchased vehicles from the defendants, Anthony Leadeatt of Enderby and his son Tyrone Leadeatt of Leeds (formerly of Leicester Forest East). These vehicles were subsequently found to be clocked (mileage turned back). The defendants had given various false names, used a variety of mobile phone numbers and sold from various addresses around the County.
Officers from Trading Standards joined Leicestershire Police Officers during raids at the home and business addresses of the defendants. Numerous documents were located relating to their car business. The raids also produced evidence of Tyrone Leadeatt’s involvement with theft and money laundering, along with a large quantity of Coccaine belonging to Anthony Leadeatt.
Both defendants pleaded guilty to seventeen offences under the Trade Descriptions Act and forgery and counterfeiting offences, which related to the vehicle crimes. Tyrone also pleaded guilty to 3 offences of theft concerning £70,000 and 2 offences of Money Laundering. Anthony was also subsequently found guilty of possession with intent to supply a class A substance.
On the 9th July 2008 at Leicester Crown Court Anthony Leadeatt was sentenced to a total of six years imprisonment and Tyrone Leadeatt was sentenced to a total of two and half years imprisonment.
David Bull – Head of Trading Standards for Leicestershire County Council said ‘These prison sentences send a stark warning to other car clockers, that this practice will not be tolerated. Car clocking causes serious financial detriment to legitimate businesses and consumers and that is why the Police and Trading Standards will continue to target car clockers. ”
Latest News
‘Pants and politics’ on offer at historic theatre venue | |
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![]() | Adults & Communities8 February 2012Pants and politics on offer at historic theatre venueA look back at three hundred years of underwear, and a screening of Oscar winning movie Milk combine for a special event at Snibston Discovery Museums Century Theatre. The evening, which is part of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) History Month includes a private viewing of the Support and Seduction underwear exhibition, including an introduction from the curator.... 08 Feb 2012 ‘Pants and politics’ on offer at historic theatre venue |
Discover A Brief History of Mens Underwear at Snibston | |
![]() | Adults & Communities7 February 2012Discover A Brief History of Mens Underwear at SnibstonA talk on an intimate and unusual subject can be heard at Snibston Discovery Museum on Saturday. Entitled A Brief History of Mens Underwear it is part of a series of Meet the Expert Talks in the Fashion Gallery at Snibston.... 07 Feb 2012 Discover A Brief History of Mens Underwear at Snibston |
Transport funding bid considered | |
![]() | Cabinet Office3 February 2012Transport funding bid consideredLeicestershire County Council is preparing to submit a bid for 4. 5m to improve sustainable transport in and around Loughborough and Coalville.... 03 Feb 2012 Transport funding bid considered |
New names for care homes | |
![]() | Adults & Communities3 February 2012New names for care homesNine county council care homes will have new names when they transfer to Leicestershire County Care Ltd in the next few weeks. The transfer will save the council 1 million per year, while retaining places for existing residents, safeguarding the jobs of existing staff and enabling improvements such as en-suite facilities.... 03 Feb 2012 New names for care homes |
Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double bill | |
![]() | Adults & Communities31 January 2012Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double billThe Century Theatres spring 2012 programme leaps into action with an exciting double bill of contemporary dance presented by regional dance agency Dance4. The event on Wednesday February 8th marks the theatres first programme of professional dance and heralds a new partnership between the theatre and Dance4.... 31 Jan 2012 Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double bill |
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Two men receive 36-year sentence for sex offences against children | |
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Men jailed for three robberies | |
![]() | Men jailed for three robberies Mohammed Ahmed Mohammed (left) and Eric Kofi Oware Two Leicester men have been sentenced to a total of over 13 years in prison for a series of robberies across Leicestershire in July last year. 44-year-old Eric Kofi Oware of Billington Close in Leicester pleaded guilty on February 19 to three robberies, one attempted robbery and three counts of possessing an imitation firearm.... 18 Mar 2009 Men jailed for three robberies |
Joint operation to target counterfeit goods proves a success | |
![]() | Joint operation to target counterfeit goods proves a successCounterfeit goods worth more than 200,000 have been seized from Leicestershires Donington Market by Police Officers and Trading Standards. Six people have been arrested and interviewed and fake clothing and DVDs seized, following an operation by Leicestershire County Council and Coalville police.... 08 Mar 2011 Joint operation to target counterfeit goods proves a success |
Counterfeit goods worth £200,000 seized at market | |
![]() | Chief Executive's7 March 2011Counterfeit goods worth 200,000 seized at marketCounterfeit goods worth more than 200,000 have been seized from Leicestershires Donington Market by Trading Standards and police officers. Six people have been arrested and interviewed and fake clothing and DVDs seized, following an operation by Leicestershire County Council and Coalville police.... 07 Mar 2011 Counterfeit goods worth £200,000 seized at market |
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Don't be dead in the water this summer | |
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![]() | Parents preparing for summer are being urged to think before buying blow-up arm-bands and rings County Council Trading Standards officers are encouraging people to check that buoyancy aids will really do the job before grabbing the nearest inflatable off the shelf. Not all products are meant to be used to help a child stay above water and even if they will float, if the item is a toy, such as an inflatable animal or giant ring, it will not necessarily be manufactured to the same safety standards as something specifically designed to help a child learn to swim.... 09 Apr 2008 Don't be dead in the water this summer |
£41M of Cannabis Seized | |
![]() | Leicestershire police has charged three local men with drug importation offences as part of an ongoing joint investigation with the Serious Organised Crime Agency... 19 Apr 2008 £41M of Cannabis Seized |
Trading Standards Clamp Down | |
![]() | error - no content. .... 25 Apr 2008 Trading Standards Clamp Down |
Are Your Pies Pukka? | |
![]() | Officers from Leicestershire Trading Standards have been checking the authenticity of one of the region s greatest delicacies. Samples of steak and kidney pies were bought from takeaways displaying the Pukka Pies logo, and tested to make sure they were the real thing.... 16 Jun 2008 Are Your Pies Pukka? |
Don't Stockpile Petrol! | |
![]() | Trading Standards are warning motorists not to panic and stockpile petrol to see them though any shortages at the pumps. ... 17 Jun 2008 Don't Stockpile Petrol! |
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Vehicle damaged in Coalville | |
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![]() | Vehicle damaged in CoalvillePolice are appealing for witnesses after a car parked outside an address on Bridge Road in Coalville was damaged. The incident happened sometime between 1am and 8.... 30 Nov 2009 Vehicle damaged in Coalville |
Plea for photographs for miners' gala | |
![]() | Snibston is appealing for memorabilia to contribute to its miners gala event in September. The gala, a traditional-style celebration of mining life, will feature some of the attractions that made a miners gala the highlight of the mining community s year, including a horticultural competition and a display of memorabilia.... 07 Aug 2008 Plea for photographs for miners' gala |
China Earthquake | |
![]() | Leading Leicestershire figures are pulling together to offer vital support to the people of Sichuan in China.... 14 May 2008 China Earthquake |
Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting | |
![]() | Chief Executive's 3 March 2009 Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting Coalville residents can keep their finger on the pulse of local issues at an interactive meeting. At Coalville Community Forum next week, people can hear from NHS County and Rutland who will be outlining their plans for the coming year and talking about changes to community health.... 02 Apr 2009 Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting |
Give nappies a 'real' chance | |
![]() | Highways, Transportation & Waste Management 21 April 2009 Give nappies a 'real' chance - photo opportunity - A new campaign is highlighting that by the time a baby is potty trained, they could have used 6,000 nappies. By turning away from disposables and making the change to real nappies, not only will people reduce the amount of waste going to landfill but they could also save up to 700.... 23 Apr 2009 Give nappies a 'real' chance |
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Dog stolen from kennel in Coalville | |
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Burglary at a house in Bridge Road, Coalville this morning (Monday January 30) | |
![]() | Burglary at a house in Bridge Road, Coalville this morning (Monday January 30)Officers investigating a burglary during the early hours of this morning (Monday January 30) are appealing for public help. The incident took place at about 2.... 30 Jan 2012 Burglary at a house in Bridge Road, Coalville this morning (Monday January 30) |
New names for care homes | |
![]() | Adults & Communities3 February 2012New names for care homesNine county council care homes will have new names when they transfer to Leicestershire County Care Ltd in the next few weeks. The transfer will save the council 1 million per year, while retaining places for existing residents, safeguarding the jobs of existing staff and enabling improvements such as en-suite facilities.... 03 Feb 2012 New names for care homes |
Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double bill | |
![]() | Adults & Communities31 January 2012Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double billThe Century Theatres spring 2012 programme leaps into action with an exciting double bill of contemporary dance presented by regional dance agency Dance4. The event on Wednesday February 8th marks the theatres first programme of professional dance and heralds a new partnership between the theatre and Dance4.... 31 Jan 2012 Spring in the step of The Century Theatre with dance double bill |
Transport funding bid considered | |
![]() | Cabinet Office3 February 2012Transport funding bid consideredLeicestershire County Council is preparing to submit a bid for 4. 5m to improve sustainable transport in and around Loughborough and Coalville.... 03 Feb 2012 Transport funding bid considered |
Most Read News (alltime)
Vehicle damaged in Coalville | |
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![]() | Vehicle damaged in CoalvillePolice are appealing for witnesses after a car parked outside an address on Bridge Road in Coalville was damaged. The incident happened sometime between 1am and 8.... 30 Nov 2009 Vehicle damaged in Coalville |
Plea for photographs for miners' gala | |
![]() | Snibston is appealing for memorabilia to contribute to its miners gala event in September. The gala, a traditional-style celebration of mining life, will feature some of the attractions that made a miners gala the highlight of the mining community s year, including a horticultural competition and a display of memorabilia.... 07 Aug 2008 Plea for photographs for miners' gala |
China Earthquake | |
![]() | Leading Leicestershire figures are pulling together to offer vital support to the people of Sichuan in China.... 14 May 2008 China Earthquake |
Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting | |
![]() | Chief Executive's 3 March 2009 Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting Coalville residents can keep their finger on the pulse of local issues at an interactive meeting. At Coalville Community Forum next week, people can hear from NHS County and Rutland who will be outlining their plans for the coming year and talking about changes to community health.... 02 Apr 2009 Keep up-to-date at Coalville meeting |
Give nappies a 'real' chance | |
![]() | Highways, Transportation & Waste Management 21 April 2009 Give nappies a 'real' chance - photo opportunity - A new campaign is highlighting that by the time a baby is potty trained, they could have used 6,000 nappies. By turning away from disposables and making the change to real nappies, not only will people reduce the amount of waste going to landfill but they could also save up to 700.... 23 Apr 2009 Give nappies a 'real' chance |


