Former police officer Timothy Brehmer has had his sentence for the manslaughter of long-term lover Claire Parry increased to 13-and-a-half years by the Court of Appeal.
After the ruling, acting Attorney General Michael Ellis QC, said: “Because of his actions, Claire Parry’s family have lost a wife and mother, and her community have lost a dedicated nurse.
“I greatly welcome the decision by the Court of Appeal today to increase Brehmer’s sentence.”
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