IN COURT: Who's been sentenced from Northampton, Towcester and Daventry

■ The following cases were heard on May 17

Beverley Louise Morrison, aged 34, of Axe Head Road, Northampton, failed to provide specimen of blood; disqualified 12 months, fined £100, to pay a surcharge to fund victim services of £34, pay costs of £66 to the Crown Prosecution Service.

Kamaru Abudulaziz, aged 45, of Flaxwell Court, Northampton, two charges of intentionally touching a woman aged 16 or over without consent; community order with curfew until August 8, 2021, two -year sexual harm prevention order, compensation of £200.

Chloe Cripps, aged 25, of Earlsfield Road, Northampton, drink-driving; disqualified 18 months, fined £323, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Campbell James Deegan, aged 26, of St Peter’s Square, Northampton, assaulted a police constable in the execution of her duty; fined £130, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Adelaide Edith Chiura, aged 31, of Manor Place, Warmington, drink-driving; disqualified 14 months, fined £325, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Joseph Hopcraft, aged 24, of Chapel Lane, Maidford, drink-driving; disqualified 17 months, fined £274, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Nicolai Volcov, aged 31, of Lower Hester Street, Northampton, drink-driving, no insurance, drove otherwise than in accordance with a licence; disqualified 14 months, fined £753, surcharge £75, costs £85.

Ashley Warwick, aged 19, of Lees Close, Whittlebury, drink-driving; disqualified 14 months, fined £158, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Lauren Patricia Bates, aged 35, of Bailey Street, Northampton, arson; compensation of £200.

■ The following cases were heard on May 18

Andrew James Lowther, aged 30, of Northgate, Towcester, possession of a quantity of cannabis; fined £80, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Joshua Frederick Leslie Harvey, aged 22, of East Street, Northampton, possession of knife or bladed article; six months in prison suspended for 18 months, 60 hours unpaid work, surcharge £128, costs £85.

Gary Anthony Slater, aged 32, of Swale Drive, Kings Heath, failed to provide a specimen of breath, rode a moped without due care and attention, rode a moped otherwise than in accordance with a licence, failed to stop, resisted a police constable in the execution of his duty; 12 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, 100 hours unpaid work, disqualified 24 months, surcharge £128, costs £85.

Robbie Fitzpatrick, aged 24, of Whiston Road, Northampton, drunk and disorderly; fined £226, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Paul Mooney, aged 49, of Saddlers Square, Northampton, used threatening or abusive words or behaviour; fined £80, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Fahmi Saleh, aged 27, of Timken Way South, Northampton, possession of quantity of cannabis, no insurance; fined £200, surcharge £34, costs £85, six penalty points.

Ubong Christmas Ekanem, aged 43, of Stanley Road, Northampton, drink-driving; disqualified 20 months, fined £346, surcharge £35, costs £85.

Ruben Smalling, aged 42, of Junction Road, Northampton, used threatening or abusive words or behaviour; fined £215, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Mark Anthony Smith, aged 35, of St Michael’s Road, Northampton, drunk and disorderly behaviour; fined £60, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Laura Jane Elizebeth Tutton, aged 32, used insulting words or behaviour, racially aggravated criminal damage, racially aggravated harassment; community order, surcharge £95, compensation of £50.

Jason Martin Leach, aged 28, of Larbourne Park Road, Flore, assaulted a police constable, resisted a police constable in execution of his duty, used threatening words or behaviour; fined £130, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Serena Leslie, aged 43, of Fieldmill Road, Northampton, assaulted a police officer; fined £147, surcharge £34, costs £85.

Deon Dudley Degroot, aged 22, of The Round Way, Daventry, possession of large quantity of cannabis; fined £200, surcharge £34, costs £85.

■ The following cases were heard on May 19

Rufus Johnson Cuthbertson, aged 25, of Harlestone Road, Northampton, stole a bottle of vodka and three bottles of Hennessy Whiskey from Tesco, failed to surrender to custody; 14 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, surcharge £128, costs £85.

Emilian Tudorache, aged 42, of Ellfield Court, Northampton, driving while using hand-held mobile phone; fined £256, surcharge £34, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Awala Omar Abdillah, aged 28, of Deal Court, Northampton, failed to provide information relating to identification of a driver; fined £660, surcharge £66, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Janet Acheampongmaa, aged 34, of Stimpson Avenue, no insurance on September 24, 2020,; fined £345, surcharge £34, costs £90, six penalty points.

Janet Acheampongmaa, aged 34, of Stimpson Avenue, Northampton, unsupervised provisional licence holder on October 6, 2020; fined £115, surcharge £34, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Christian Batchelor, aged 58, of Hawkridge, Northampton, speeding; disqualified 14 days, fined £335, surcharge £34, costs £90.

Thomas James Fraser, aged 52, of AdnittRoad, Northampton, no insurance; fined £127, surcharge £34, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Thomas Malone, aged 38, of Franklin Court, Yardley Gobion, speeding; fined £230, surcharge £34, costs £90, six penalty points.

Daniel Cosmin Mare, aged 30, of Bective Road, Northampton, driving without due care and attention; fined £440, surcharge £44, costs £90, disqualified nine months due to repeat offending.

Eimantas Sutkus, aged 19, of Lakeview Court, Northampton, no insurance, unsupervised provisional licence holder with no L plates; fined £461, surcharge £46, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Mario Varga, aged 30, of Boothville Green, Northampton, speeding; disqualified 14 days, fined £660, surcharge £66, costs £90.

John Weah, aged 47, of Semilong Road, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge £66, costs £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

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