A CALLOUS boyfriend who kidnapped his girlfriend and left her paralysed after she fell from his speeding van was part of a gang which stole luxury limos.

Evil Chay Bowskill, 20, was jailed for bundling his partner Angel Lynn into a van after she fell out onto the A6 and suffered severe brain damage. 

Angel, 19, now requires round the clock medical care after the horror incident in Mountsorrel, Leicestershire in September last year. 

Bowskill was convicted of her kidnapping in January, and on Friday admitted being part of a gang of six who carried out burglaries at more than 40 homes. 

The thugs targeted homes and stole keys to high value cars and SUVs including an £80,000 Audi SQ7 and a £75,000 Mercedes, with a total value of £1,153,500.

The court heard that cars worth £373,000 are still missing.

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Bowskill and five pals pleaded guilty at Leicester Crown Court to conspiracy to commit burglaries between June and October 2019.

He was jailed for seven and a half years for Angel’s kidnap, which was then increased to 12 years by the High Court under an unduly lenient sentence review.

On Friday he was jailed for an additional four years, meaning that he will now spend at least ten years behind  bars before becoming eligible for release. 

Two other gang members were jailed for four years, one got six years and three months and the other two will be sentenced at a later date.

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Bowskill was filmed grabbing Angel “like a rag doll” and faced calls for his sentence to be increased.

The High Court ruled Bowskill's original sentence "failed to reflect the seriousness" of the kidnapping and said too much was slashed due to the thug's age.

Dame Victoria Sharp, President of the Queen's Bench Division, said: "Miss Lynn is likely to be severely disabled, mentally and physically, for the rest of her life, and will be dependent on others for all aspects of her care."

She added the kidnap had been the "culmination of a pattern of abuse at the hands of Bowskill" and ruled he must serve two thirds before being eligible for release.

Angel's family, who were forced to adapt their home so she can move back in, backed calls for the case to be sent to the top court.

In a statement released after the sentencing hearing, they said: "Angel was so full of life and had such a great future ahead of her. That future has sadly been taken away from her.

"The catastrophic injuries Angel suffered will mean life will never be the same for her or our family.

"Every day is not only a huge struggle for Angel but also a huge struggle for our family and friends."

Chilling footage showed Bowskill chase down Angel, now 21, after she walked away during an argument.

He then grabbed her from behind in a bear hug and bundled her into his van.

As it travelled along the road at 60mph, Angel fell out of the vehicle.

She was discovered lying in the carriageway of the A6 near Loughborough, Leics, on September 27, 2020, with catastrophic injuries.

Angel, who suffered a fractured skull and brain injuries, may never make a full recovery.

She requires 24-hour care and is unable to communicate, walk or feed herself.

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Bowskill and his friend Rocco Sansome, 20, both denied kidnap but were found guilty following a trial.

He was also convicted of coercive and controlling behaviour and perverting the course of justice – but was cleared of causing grievous bodily harm.

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