Jailed in March: Here are the criminals put in jail last month

From racists to scammers to killers, some dangerous people have been jailed in March.

Here are a list of the people who were sent to jail in the last 30 days.

Aaron Wiltshire preyed on a "vulnerable" Dartford pensioner and tried to trick him into handing over thousands of pounds for sham repair work.

Wiltshire, 31, of Page Crescent in Slade Green, was jailed for four years last month after being found guilty of two counts of fraud, and sentenced to another four weeks for breaching a previous suspended sentence.

A pair of thugs who cornered and stabbed a teenager in front of 50 people inside a McDonald's restaurant were jailed.

Aiden St Louis and Mohammed Gedi attacked the 18-year-old victim in July, leaving him with lasting damage.

St Louis admitted one count of wounding with intent and having an offensive weapon while Gedi was found guilty by a jury of wounding with intent following a trial.

They were both sentenced at Maidstone Crown Court on March 5. St Louis, 19, from Margate, was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison and must serve an additional three years on licence as part of an extended sentence. Gedi, 21, from Chingford, was sentenced to seven years.

Britain First leaders former Swanley councillor Paul Golding, 36, and Jayda Fransen, 31, both from Penge, were charged with religiously-aggravated harassment.

On March 7 at Folkestone Magistrates' Court, Judge Justin Baron found Fransen guilty of three charges and Golding guilty of one charge but dismissed three other charges.

The judge then sentenced Fransen to 36 weeks and Golding to 18 weeks in jail, saying the crimes were "deliberately planned against targeted victims."

Adewale Aderounmu

A Deptford postal delivery driver who delivered up to £1.2m worth of cannabis to addresses across London was jailed for seven and a half years.

55-year-old Adewale Aderounmu, of Rainsborough Avenue, had worked as a driver with Parcelforce Worldwide for more than a decade.

Aderounmu pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey and was sentenced on March 9 to seven and a half years in prison.

Ricky Wilton, of Gwynn Road in Northfleet, violently pulled a passenger from a bus and shoved into a car before being beaten during a kidnap.

Wilton, 22, had swerved in front of the bus as it travelled from Bluewater, forcing it to stop.

Wilton was arrested and later found guilty of assault and kidnap and jailed at Maidstone Crown Court for two years.

A Croydon man drove his car into a group of partygoers following a fight at Mekan Bar & Restaurant on Bromley Road, Catford in the early hours of the morning.

Shaquille Wokoh, 24, was convicted at the crown court on February 27 and on March 26 was sentenced to eight years in prison.

A 26-year-old "prolific" burglar has been jailed for over three years after a crime spree.

Atkinjoe Izuebe, 26, of Plains Avenue, Maidstone, had targeted homes in Orpington, Maidstone and Chatham.

Izuebe was charged with 11 counts of burglary and one count of attempted burglary and pleaded guilty at Woolwich Crown Court on March 23.

A Beckenham man who was found with a bottle of ammonia at a train station tried to claim it was for cleaning his girlfriend’s bathroom.

Aaron Edwards, 19, from Addington Grove, was stopped by British Transport Police officers at Colchester North station in Essex after attempting to travel to London without a ticket.

He tried to protest his innocence with the claim that it was just for cleaning his girlfriend’s bathroom, but the Magistrates didn’t swallow his claim and hit him with a six-month jail sentence.