COURT ROUND-UP: Offenders from Northampton, Daventry, Long Buckby sentenced by magistrates

■ These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates on May 8

JOHN SHAW, aged 40, of Robert Street, Northampton, stole two cans of beer of a value unknown from St Andrews Off Licence, stole protein powder to the value of £80.97 from Home Bargains, stole wraps and cans of Red Bull to the value of £9.70 form Tesco, stole sandwiches to the value of £7.50 from Tesco, fail to surrender to custody; 35 days in prison, compensation of £27.20, prosecution costs £170.

KIMBERLY HUTCHINGS, aged 29, of Golding Close, Daventry, assault by beating of a police officer, used threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause harassment / alarm / distress; four weeks in prison, fined £40, compensation of £100.

BRIAN GRANGE, aged 49, of Maidencastle, Northampton, stole meat and chilled products to the value of £220 from the Co-op; fined £40, compensation of £220.

MICHAEL BURGESS, aged 47, HMP Hewell, assault by beating of a police officer, racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing, two counts of using threatening / abusive words / behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress, criminal damage; 14 days in prison, fined £240, compensation of £200, surcharge £154, costs £85.

ANDREW THOMAS, aged 47, of Parkfield Road, Long Buckby, harassment without violence; ten weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, surcharge £154, costs £625.

YOUSUF IBRAHIM, aged 22, of Eastern Avenue North, Northampton, drove while using a hand-held mobile telephone; fined £150, surcharge £60, costs £625, six points.

NATHAN WINDSOR, aged 23, of Exeter Close, Daventry, drove with no insurance; fined £414, surcharge £166, costs £135, disqualified for 14 days.

FIDELIS WOPARA, aged 30, of Littlewood Close, Northampton, speeding on December 6, 2023; fined £169, three points.

FIDELIS WOPARA, aged 30, of Littlewood Close, Northampton, speeding on September 9, 2023, fined £169, surcharge £135, costs £90, three points.

■ These cases were heard on May 9

DIPENDRA SHAH, aged 30, of Talbot Road, Northampton, stole clothes of a value of £85 from Primark; fined £346, surcharge £138, costs £85.

SUJATA SHAH, aged 26, of Talbot Road, Northampton, stole clothes of a value of £85 from Primark; fined £346, surcharge £138.

EMMA BURRINGTON, aged 42, of Douglas Road, Brickhill, assault by beating, stole alcohol to the value of approximately £50 from B&M Northampton; fined £240, surcharge £48, costs £85.

TERESA DONEGAN, aged 63, of Grafton Street, Northampton, assault by beating of a police officer, drunk and disorderly; conditionally discharged for 18 months, surcharge £26, costs £85.

DAVID JONES, aged 53, of Brookfield Road, Northampton, drink driving; fined £768, surcharge £307, costs £85, disqualified for 17 months.

BRUNO AUDIAJ, aged 26,of Palmerston Road, Northampton, obstructed / resisted police; fined £69, surcharge £28, costs £85.

ZANDILE MTENGWA, aged 33, of High Street, Northampton, no insurance; fined £553, surcharge £221, costs £85, six points.

ALEXANDRU IORDANOV, aged 40, of St David’s Road, Northampton, failed to provide a specimen of breath, no insurance; 150 hours unpaid work, fined £400, surcharge £114, costs £85, disqualified for 24 months.

MARIO BARBOSA, aged 57, of no fixed abode, entered closed premises in contravention of a court order; fined £46, costs £85.

KAMAL STEPHENSON, aged 31, of Semilong Road, Northampton, receiving stolen goods; fined £120, compensation of £200, costs £85.

VASILE OBREJA, aged 30, of Quernstone Lane, Northampton, drink driving, drove without due care and attention, drove otherwise than in accordance with a licence, no insurance; fined £120, surcharge £96, costs £85, disqualified for 22 months.

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