No Fixed Address Drug Dealer Banged Up for Brutal Unprovoked Punch-Up
Tye Chetter, 23, a no fixed address troublemaker, was slammed with a hefty sentence at Maidstone Crown Court on 11 February 2021. He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin — and to a vicious assault.
Spotted Peddling Drugs in Gravesend
On 2 July 2019, Chetter was caught red-handed driving onto Cecil Road in Gravesend. He chatted with a known drug user before police swooped. A quick search revealed his mobile phone packed with drug-related messages and a stash of cash.
At the police station, a further search uncovered hidden crack cocaine and heroin on him.
Brutal, Unprovoked Assault in Rochester
Just weeks later, on 21 July, Chetter was caught on CCTV launching a savage attack on an innocent man in Blue Boar Lane, Rochester. At around 3am, he punched the victim three times — even as the man tried to flee.
The victim suffered multiple facial fractures and was rushed to hospital.
PC Liam O’Neill said: “This was a nasty assault which was unprovoked and unnecessary. With the CCTV evidence, it was clear he was involved.His total sentence reflects the gravity of his offending for both criminal offences and I hope the outcome acts as a deterrent to others.”
