Attacker then led police on 70mph chase through the streets in stolen car
Paul Whalley was sent back to prison this week after a shocking incident in which he smiled and joked with an elderly widow on a bus moments before he violently yanked a gold chain from around her neck. He had held up a convenience store at knifepoint only moments beforehand.
The attacker then struck the driver's side window with the weapon, causing it to shatter. He demanded that the man get out and hand over his iPhone, then sped off. The same court heard this week that the now 32-year-old entered McColls on County Road in Walton at around 12.30pm on June 13 this year with a t-shirt on his head in a "crude way of trying to hide his identity". His disguise was however described as "pretty inept", as his face could still be clearly seen.
As she did so, she saw Whalley with his pilfered alcohol and remarked "someone's going to have a good time". The woman recalled seeing him smiling at her in response. The pensioner also suffers from nightmares in which she is grabbed around her neck from behind, causing her to wake up in the middle of the night and struggle to get back to sleep. Her statement concluded: "My whole life has changed for the worse."
"He was clearly hopeless at the time as a human being addicted to class A drugs and simply wanted money. He has demonstrated that he is taking some steps to address his mental health." "Mr McDowell is made of stern stuff, and he refused and pushed you away. You stole two bottles of vodka and left the shop.
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