News about Jordan Jones

After allegedly assaulted Andea Pintili on Tuesday, suspected knifeman Daniel Mihai Popescu, 28, faces charges of murder, as well as stalking and witness intimidation. Since returning from driving her children back to school, the 29-year-old mother was reportedly knifed in Aberfan, South Wales, by a man who was described as 'lying in wait' outside her house on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, mother-of-two Andreea Pintilli, 29, was stabbed 'at least five times' outside her house when returning from school. Daniel Mihai Popescu, 28, was arrested after a police raid, and police began a hunt. On Wednesday evening, he was charged with attempted murder. The Crown Prosecution Service said that they had also approved charges of stalking and witness intimation.

Neighbours desperately tried to stem the blood flow from mother-of-two Andree Pintilli, 29, whose baby boy is due three days before Christmas. Katie, a veterinary assistant, said the attacker had used a 'large knife' to inflict multiple wounds on her victim, aiming for her stomach. Miss Pintilli was able to call a friend and claim she had been stabbed. Ms Pintelli has been released from hospital, according to police, as Daniel Mihai Popescu, 28, from Merthyr, has been charged with attempted murder.

A former AFL player and real estate specialist was caught filming his own mother-in-law and sister-in-law naked. As they were unable to use a sunbed in the family's house, Jordan Jones 33, illegally filming his mother-in-law Jenny Melder and his sister-in-law Janda Penny. According to Geelong Magistrates Court, Jones, who used to play for the West Coast Eagles, used a laptop to film the two women and had videos of them taking off their clothes.

After footage showed their chilling attack on a car owner, a group of teenagers who committed around 100 crimes, including violent carjackings and house break ins in Birmingham has been convicted. A CCTV video shows the terrifying moment members of the gang robbed the screaming man's vehicle from his driveway in Gilmorton Close, Harborne, on November 12, as he bravely attempted to tackle his attackers off. The carjackers were driven away from the scene, but the determined car owner jumped into his white BMW to try and discourage them from pursuing it. Later this evening, a CCTV video shows the gang escalating the man from the moving vehicle as he attempted to grab one of the robbers from behind the steering wheel as they attempted to capture one of the car's offender. The gang of seven teens, which includes 16 and 17-year-olds who can't be identified, was led by Jordan Jones, 19, of Shelfield Road, Kings Heath, and Jamoye Simpson, 19, 19 of Shakespear Crescent, Hockley.