COURT ROUND-UP: Northampton magistrates sentence biker caught speeding at 107mph on dual carriageway among these 41 cases

■ These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates onAugust 26

ABSHIR HUSSEIN, aged 27, of The Square, Upton, drove on Harborough Road, Northampton, and failed to comply with a red light traffic signal; fined £220, prosecution costs £130, surcharge to fund victim services £88, three points.

GAITANO NGIGI, aged 41, of Bostock Avenue, Northampton, fraud by false representation — provided false documents that related to another person in order to gain employment at a care home; community order with 150 hours unpaid work, costs £85, surcharge £114.

HADGU HAGOS, aged 29, of Forest Road, Northampton, drove a vehicle on A45 slip road, Nene Valley Way, Northampton, without due care and attention — attempted to move from land two into lane one to bypass slow moving traffic but collided with another vehicle joining the carriageway from the slip road, causing significant damage to the other vehicle and slight injury to its occupant; fined £700, costs £130, surcharge £280, six points.

IGOR ZYCH, aged 41, of Chipsey Avenue, Bugbrooke, used a vehicle on Chipsey Avenue, Northampton, without third party insurance, used a vehicle without a valid MoT certificate; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, disqualified for six months due to repeat offending.

LAUREN BATES, aged 40, of HMP Peterborough, two counts of theft from a shop — on July 13, 2026, stole deodorants, body washes and condoms to the value of approximately £541.01 belonging to Boots, on July 24 stole a BaByLiss XTP Super Clipper to the value of £90 belonging to Boots, theft from a motor vehicle — on August 24 stole items of a value unknown, failed to surrender to custody; seven weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, costs £85.

LEE MURTON, aged 49, of Eaglestone Drive, West Haddon, drove a Ford Transit van on Ashton Road, Aston, otherwise than in accordance with a licence — driver’s licence was revoked on medical grounds; fined £146, costs £120, surcharge £58, three points.

LYBARTAS RIMDZIUS, aged 43, of West Street, Moulton, drove on High Street, Paulerspury, without due care and attention — veered across centre line into path of an oncoming vehicle resulting in a collision with damage to both vehicles, used a vehicle without third party insurance, used a vehicle without a valid MoT certificate; fined £1,320, costs £130, surcharge £528, disqualified for six months,

MAKALA HARVEY, aged 25, of Weald Road, Overstone, two counts of assaulting police officers by beating, theft from a shop — on October 5, 2025, stole seven coats to the value of £500 belonging to TK Maxx; community order with drug rehabilitation treatment for four months, compensation £600, costs £85.

MICHAEL O’BRIEN, aged 52,of Drywell Court, Northampton, drove on A45 Nene Valley Way, Northampton, while using a handheld mobile phone / device; fined £80, costs £130, surcharge £32, six points.

NADIYA BEGUM, aged 21, of Shankley Way, Northampton, drove a vehicle on A5 Old Tiffield Road, Towcester, without due care and attention — pulled into a slip lane to turn right straight in front of another vehicle resulting in a collision; fined £115, costs £130, surcharge £46, six points.

PRINCE ASARE, aged 63, of High Street, Northampton, drove on a road other than a motorway failing to comply with a red light traffic signal; fined £40, costs £130, surcharge £16, disqualified for six months.

SUSAN HAMP, aged 57, of The Causeway, Northampton, drove on The Causeway, Northampton, without reasonable consideration to other users — seen on video footage attempting to pass a cyclist too closely causing a collision and then undertaking; fined £440, costs £130, surcharge £176, six points.

SYDNEY KARAMBAKUWA, aged 66, of Milburn Drive, Northampton, speeding — 55mph on A5076 Mereway, Northampton, exceeding the legal limit of 40mph; fined £115, costs £120, surcharge £46, disqualified for six months.

XANDER WHITE, aged 21, of Excelsior Gardens, Northampton, drove a mechanically propelled vehicle — an e-motorcycle — on Mill Lane, Dallington, without due care and attention — rider was doing a wheely between rapid speeding and then braking, used a vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; fined £522, costs £120, surcharge £209, disqualified for six months.

■ These cases were heard on August 27

DANIEL MOISA, aged 29, of Marshleys Court, Northampton, drove a vehicle on A45 Northamptonshire otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance; fined £300, costs: £85, surcharge £120, disqualified for six months,

DANIEL NIGHTINGALE, aged 42, of St Andrews Road, Northampton, possession of a class A drug — MDMA, possession of a class B drug — cannabis, offered to supply a psychoactive substance namely psilocybin; fined £600, costs: £85, surcharge £240.

DORU PREDA, aged 34, of Flintcomb Rise, Northampton, possession of a class B drug — cannabis; conditionally discharged for 12 months, costs £85.

GLEN THYER, aged 58, of Marriott Street, Northampton, drink driving on The Mounts, Northampton — 104 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood exceeding the prescribed limit of 80mg; fined £200, costs £85, surcharge £80, disqualified for 12 months.

GRANT PICKETTS, aged 47, of Campbell Street, Northampton, two counts of theft from a shop — on June 13, 2026, stole make-up to the value of £49.95 belonging to Superdrug, on June 25 stole three England football jerseys to the value of £270 belonging to JD Sports; fined £120, compensation £49.95.

LEE INGRAM, aged 56, of Bishops Drive, Northampton, assaulted a man by beating, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — damaged a motor vehicle, used threatening / abusive words / behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress; fined £300, compensation £200, costs £85, surcharge £120.

LLOYD GREEN, aged 40, of no fixed abode, three counts of theft from a shop — on July 4, 2026, stole laundry detergent to the value of £32 belonging to Co-op, on July 22 stole various meat products to the value of £150 belonging to Co-op, on August 13 stole three bottles of laundry detergent, to the value of £27 belonging to Co-op; 14 weeks in prison, compensation £209.

NATHANIEL DICKINSON, aged 40, of Waypost Court, Northampton, assaulted a police officer in the execution of his duty, racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing / behaviour, used threatening / abusive words / behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress; community order with alcohol abstinence and monitoring for six months. fined £120, costs: £85.

PHILIP HOLOD, aged 42, of Barberry Lane, Daventry, eight counts of theft from a shop — on February 2, stole meat items to the value of £83 belonging to Tesco Express, on February 6 stole items to the value of £209.99, belonging to Co-op, on February 20 stole laundry items to the value of £100 belonging to Tesco, on April 7 stole items to the value of £180.94 belonging to Superdrug, on April 16 stole meat items to the value of £150 belonging to Co-op, on April 17 stole meat items to the value of £66.50 belonging to Co-op, on April 21 stole beauty products to the value of £405.93 belonging to Superdrug, on May 14 stole meat items to the value of £213.35 belonging to Co-op; 13 weeks in prison, compensation £1,409.71.

SCARLETT SPILLANE, aged 26 ,of no fixed abode, assaulted a woman by beating, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — damaged a fire exit sign to the value of £77.50 belonging to Northamptonshire Council, two counts of racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing / behaviour, used threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour to cause harassment / alarm / distress, community order, conditionally discharged for 18 months, compensation £175.

WESLEY MUNYARADZI, aged 32,of St James Road, Northampton, driver of a vehicle failed to provide a specimen of blood for analysis in the course of an investigation into whether an offence had been committed, drove while disqualified on St Andrews Road, Northampton, used a vehicle without third party insurance; four months in prison, costs £85, disqualified for five years, two months.

■ These cases were heard on August 28

CAMERON TWEED, aged 27, c/o Thorn Hill, Northampton, failed to give information relating to the identification of a driver / rider of a vehicle who was alleged to have been guilty of an offence; fined £180, costs £200, surcharge £72, six points.

DARNELL WILSON, aged 22, of Balfour Close, Northampton, drug driving on on Montague Crescent, Northampton, drove a vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance, possession of a class B drug of — cannabis; fined £200, community order, costs £85, surcharge £114, disqualified for 17 months.

JAY MURRAY, aged 37, of Rickyard Road, Northampton, racially / religiously aggravated common assault, assaulted a man by beating, common assault of a police officer, racially / religiously aggravated intentional harassment / alarm / distress - words / writing; 12 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, 40 hours unpaid work, compensation £850, costs £400.

PARIS PHILLIPS, aged 36, of no fixed abode, four counts of theft from a shop — on February 14, 2026, stole groceries to the value of £70 belonging to Co-op, on February 18 stole household items to the value of £10 belonging to Co-op, on July 30 stole cheese, butter and water to the value of £60 belonging to the Co-op, on August 7 stole household and laundry products to the value of £150 belonging to Co-op, compensation £300.

TAFARI INGRAM, aged 29, of Briton Terrace, Northampton, two counts of assault by beating of a police officer, failed to surrender to custody; three weeks in prison.

■ These cases were heard on September 1

JORDAN DUNSTAN, aged 30, of Campus Drive, Northampton,speeding — 75mph on A45 Nene Valley Way, Northampton, exceeding the legal limit of 60mph; fined £220, costs £120, surcharge £88, three points.

ION MARIN, aged 28, of Kingsland Avenue, Northampton, drove a vehicle on Cliftonville, Northampton, otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, eight points.

JOHN ROBERTS, aged 53, of Reg Partridge Close, Northampton, speeding — 69mph on A43 Silverstone bypass exceeding the legal limit of 60mph; .fined £220, costs £120, surcharge £88, three points.

GEORGE NECULA, aged 38, of Mapperley Drive, Northampton, used a vehicle on Yelvertoft Road, Northampton, without third party insurance; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, disqualified for six months.

SAMUEL GADSDEN, aged 40, of Trinity Avenue, Northampton, failed to give information relating to the identification of a driver who was alleged to have been guilty of an offence; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, six points.

DENISA DOBRE, aged 26, of Baker Street, Northampton, used a vehicle on Ladys Lane, Northampton, without third party insurance, used a passenger vehicle with a defective tyre; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, eight points.

KRYSTIAN PIETNICZKA, aged 50, of Gold Street, Northampton, driver of a vehicle stopping within the limits of a Pelican crossing on Kingsley Park Terrace, Northampton, fined £220, costs £120, surcharge £88, three points.

MARJO MARKOLA, aged 30, of King Edward Road, Northampton, two counts of using a passenger vehicle on Kettering Road, Northampton with a defective tyre; fined £154, costs £120, surcharge £62, three points.

JASON HART, aged 52, of Astwell Road, Helmdon, speeding — rode a Yamaha GX02XBU at 107mph on A43 Silverstone bypass exceeding the legal limit of 70mph; fined £525, costs £120, surcharge £210, six points.

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