Jordan Bailey-Mascoll jailed following Worcester Crown Court trial

Serving prisoner Jordan Bailey-Mascoll was convicted after a two-day trial of four assaults by beating of an emergency worker, a prison officer, at HMP Long Lartin in South Littleton, near Evesham, on September 23, 2021. 

The 30-year-old, who was not present during his trial, was jailed for a further year consecutive to his minimum life term of 35 years currently being served. 

Bailey-Mascoll was also ordered to pay £156 in victim surcharge by His Honour Judge Nicholas Cole in the hearing on March 21. 

JAILED: Jordan Bailey-Mascoll (Image: Met Police)

The defendant made national headlines in 2018 after being jailed for the murder of a young father in Greenwich, London.

Danny Pearce, 31, was stabbed to death by Jordan Bailey-Mascoll, from Dartford, Kent, in 2017 before the defendant stole his Rolex watch.

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Bailey-Mascoll was also jailed for three robbery offences, possession of a firearm with intent, possession of an imitation firearm with intent and possession of an offensive weapon in 2018.

PRISON: HMP Long Lartin

We reported last year, in the early hearings of his latest case, Bailey-Mascoll was vile to a court clerk after she had asked him to take his feet off a desk during a videolink.

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After ignoring the court clerk's request a prison officer entered the booth where the videolink was taking place and also asked him.

There were heated exchanges between the pair as Bailey-Mascoll said: "It has nothing to do with you."