![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/connor-chapman-how-asbo-yob-became-a-ruthless-gangland-killer-of-elle-edwards/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_ow-Elle-Edwards-murderer-Connor-Chapman-went-from-nuisance-ASBO-yob-to-ruthless-gangland-killer.jpg&description=Connor Chapman had a huge list of convictions before he was jailed for the murder of Elle Edwards having first been in court ten years ago and he went from being an 'ASBO yob" to a ruthless killer Connor Chapman's jailing for the murder of Elle Edwards was the last in a huge list of offences that first saw him hauled into court ten years ago with one judge ominously telling him he has "no regard at all for other people". Growing up on the Woodchurch Estate, on Merseyside, and mostly living with his grandparents, Chapman attended Woodchurch High School but left before sitting his GCSEs. He was first in court as long ago as 2014, when he would have only been aged around 14, for shoplifting. During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, his own barrister, Mark Rhind KC, read out his criminal record in full which took several minutes. He committed burglary, section 47 assault and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place in 2015. A year later he was before the criminal justice system for being found on an enclosed premises and being taken in a stolen car. This was followed up by breaching a conditional discharge, driving without a licence and driving without insurance. Then, in 2017, came theft of a vehicle, possession of cocaine and breaching a criminal behaviour order which banned him from parts of the Wirral. In 2018, he was rapped for possession of cannabis and possession of a bladed article in a public place. A court also heard that year how aged 18 he drove a stolen Audi on New Hey Road in Woodchurch and when the police tried to stop him he reached speeds of 60mph in a 30mph zone in a bid to escape, reported the Liverpool Echo. He went the wrong way around a roundabout and careered into oncoming traffic before smashing into a kerb, causing him to ditch the vehicle and run. When he was found hiding in nearby undergrowth by police, he simply replied: "I'm waiting for my mate." The teen had already amassed 14 convictions for 30 offences by that time and Lionel){kind=link}
Connor Chapman had a huge list of convictions before he was jailed for the murder of Elle Edwards having first been in court ten years ago and he went from being an ‘ASBO yob” to a ruthless killer
Connor Chapman’s jailing for the murder of Elle Edwards was the last in a huge list of offences that first saw him hauled into court ten years ago with one judge ominously telling him he has “no regard at all for other people”.
Growing up on the Woodchurch Estate, on Merseyside, and mostly living with his grandparents, Chapman attended Woodchurch High School but left before sitting his GCSEs. He was first in court as long ago as 2014, when he would have only been aged around 14, for shoplifting.
During his trial at Liverpool Crown Court, his own barrister, Mark Rhind KC, read out his criminal record in full which took several minutes.
He committed burglary, section 47 assault and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place in 2015. A year later he was before the criminal justice system for being found on an enclosed premises and being taken in a stolen car. This was followed up by breaching a conditional discharge, driving without a licence and driving without insurance.