Thief banned from every Co-op in the county among these 29 criminals sentenced at Northampton Crown Court in August 2026

■ ADRIANNA CALBAZA, aged 54, of Dent Close, Northampton, drove a vehicle dangerously on Weedon Road, Upton; 15 months in prison suspended for 18 months, compensation £1,000, costs £1,000, surcharge £187, disqualified for two years.

■ STEVEN GROSVENOR, aged 53, of Pike Lane, Northampton, two counts of breaching a sexual harm prevention order by failing to make a storage device immediately available for inspection by police and failing to register an email address; 18 months in prison suspended for two years, overnight curfew with electronic monitoring for four months, surcharge £140.

■ BARRON MADZIVA, aged 27, of no fixed abode, four counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs — heroin and cocaine; three years in prison.

■ JOSEPH GIDDINS, aged 25, of Danefield Road, Northampton, seven counts of theft from a shop — on May 15, 2026, stole bottles of wine to a value of £159 belonging to Tesco, on May 23 stole a strawberry milkshake, espresso drink and six cases of chocolate to the value of £154.50 belonging to Co-op, on May 25 stole sweets and biscuits to the value of £69.25 belonging to Sainsbury's, on June 2 stole bottles of wine to the value of £52.25 belonging to Co-op, on June 7 stole chocolate to the value of £50 belonging to One Stop, on June 8 stole 16 packets of washing pods to a value of £150 belonging to Co-op, on June 24 stole chocolates to the value of £50 belonging to Co-op, possession of a class A drug — crack cocaine; one month in prison.

■ ROQUE LINTON, aged 40, of Collyweston Road, Northampton, assaulted a man occasioning them actual bodily harm, criminal damage to property value under £5000 — damaged a mobile phone belonging to another, failed to surrender to custody; community order with 60 hours unpaid work, fined £50, compensation £500, surcharge £114.

■ PETER OSEN, aged 54, of Hopmeadow Court, Northampton, assault by beating of a police officer; community order, surcharge £114.

■ ROBERTO TOURZAS, aged 53, of Upper Thrift Street, Northampton, common assault on a man; conditionally discharged for 12 months, compensation £100, surcharge £26.

■ TAFARI INGRAM, aged 29, of HMP Peterborough, robbery of £344.90 cash from Stimpson Convenience Store; three years, nine months in prison.

■ DYLLAN WARREN, aged 20, of Friars Avenue, Northampton, drove a motor vehicle dangerously on Daventry Road, Staverton, used a vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; 24 weeks in prison suspended for 18 months, 200 hours unpaid work, costs £150, surcharge £187, disqualified for 18 months.

■ JORDON CHESHIRE, aged 26, of Cadwell Close, Northampton, breached a sexual risk order by communicating with a female under 18 years of age; 15 weeks in prison.

■ JOHN SAUNDERS, aged 67, of Friars Avenue, Northampton, intentional strangulation of a woman, made threats to kill, assaulted a woman occasioning them actual bodily harm; eight months in prison suspended for 18 months, surcharge £187.

■ RENEE RUFUS, aged 21, of Teasdale, Northampton, arranged or facilitated travel of another person with a view to exploitation; community order, surcharge £114.

■ WARREN LEE-SMITH, aged 24, of Woodway Lane, Coventry, burglary of a dwelling with theft at Daventry — stole two sets of car keys and subsequently a Cupra Formentor of a value unknown, theft of motor vehicle; two years, four Months in prison.

■ RAJ DEVJEE, aged 21, of no fixed abode, two counts of sexual assault on a female aged 16 or over; 30 months in prison register with police as a sex offender indefinitely, order not to enter the grounds of University of Northampton until August 20, 2029.

■ TALIESEN MILLS, aged 31, of Oorion Drive, Brackley, sexual activity with a mentally disordered male, caused / incited sexual activity with a mentally disordered male; four years, nine months in prison, register with police as a sex offender indefinitely, surcharge £228.

■ YONG WONG, aged 52, of Bective Road, Northampton, controlled prostitution for gain; 17 months in prison, surcharge £187.

■ CHANG XIAN WU, aged 42, of Charminster Road, Bournemouth, controlled prostitution for gain; 18 months in prison, surcharge £187.

■ JONATHAN BEARCROFT, aged 43, of The Parade, Northampton, sexual assault on a female aged 16 or over, 10 counts of recording recorded an image under clothing to observe another without consent, operated equipment beneath clothing of another without consent; 22 months in prison, requirement to register with police as a sex offender for 10 years.

■ IONEL NAVALIC, aged 45, of Villa Way, Northampton, section 18 wounding with intent, possession of an offensive weapon — an axe — in a public place; four years, five months in prison, surcharge £228.

■ JAMES TAYLOR, aged 27, of Alder Court, Northampton, attempted to cause / incite a girl aged 13 to 15 to engage in sexual activity, two counts of being an adult attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child, arranged / facilitated the commission of a child sex offence — sexual assault of child, attempted to breach a sexual risk order; 32 months in prison suspended for 24 months, 100 hours unpaid work, register with police as a sex offender indefinitely.

■ FATEHA UDDIN, aged 23, of North Hayes Court, Northampton, supply a class B drug — cannabis, possession of a class B drug with intent to supply — cannabis, acquire / use / possess criminal property, namely cash; eight months in prison suspended for 12 months.

■ MICHAEL SMITH, aged 62, of Eastern Avenue North, Northampton, owner / person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury at Harborough Road, Northampton; nine months in prison, disqualified from keeping a dog for three years.

■ RYAN CLARKSON, aged 36, of Park Road, Hartwell, wounded / inflicted grievous bodily harm without intent; 12 months in prison suspended for 18 months, alcohol abstinence order with monitoring for 90 days, compensation £2,500, surcharge £187.

■ WILLIAM BRADSHAW, aged 45, of Lawrence Court, Northampton, assaulted a woman thereby occasioning them actual bodily harm, two counts of assault by beating of police officers, assaulted a man by beating, possession of a class B drug — amphetamine, theft from a shop — on April 1, 2026,stole chocolate, of a value unknown belonging to Co-op, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — damaged a laptop belonging to Northamptonshire Police; 15 months in prison, order not to enter O'Neill’s bars, Northampton, for five years, not to enter any Co-op supermarket in Northamptonshire for five years.

■ CONOR PEACOCK, aged 21, of Newton Road, Northampton, drove a vehicle dangerously, on East Park Parade, Northampton, drove a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance, possession of a class A drug — cocaine, failed to surrender to custody; 12 months in prison suspended for 24 months, 80 hours unpaid work, disqualified for 18 months.

■ JERRY CONNORS, aged 29, of Foskitt Court, Northampton, wounded / inflicted grievous bodily harm on a woman without intent, assaulted a man occasioning then actual bodily harm, assaulted a man by beating, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — damaged a parked vehicle; 40 months in prison, surcharge £228.00.

■ JUBERINA NICULAE, aged 62, of Barking Road, London E13, three counts of theft from a shop — on January 22, 2026, stole high value items to the value of £2,419.00 belonging to Boots of Riverside Retail Park, Northampton, on June 1, 2024 stole cosmetic items to the value of £2,036 belonging to Cosmetic Company, Ashford, on January 28, 2026, stole 56 Born This Way make-up items to the value of £1,928 belonging to Boots the Chemist, Norwich, failed to surrender to custody; 41 weeks in prison suspended for 18 months, overnight curfew with electronic monitoring for four months.

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