Who's been sentenced from Northampton, Daventry, Roade, Brackley and Towcester

■ The following cases were heard on April 15

Arron James Lacey, aged 28, of New Life, Northampton, breach of court order; six weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, surcharge to fund victim services of £128, costs of £85.

Chase Talbot, aged 33, of St Leonards Road, Northampton, taking a motor vehicle without consent; stealing a motor vehicle, driving while disqualified; 18 weeks in prison, disqualified 20 months, surcharge to fund victim services of £128.

Ilvita Freimane, aged 36, of Cartwright Road, Northampton, failed to provide specimen of breath; disqualified 20 months, fined £438, surcharge to fund victim services of £44, costs of £85.

Karl Everson, aged 26, of Pilton Close, Northampton, drug-driving on July 24, 2020, possession of class B drug — cannabis, no licence, no insurance; community order, disqualified 36 months, fined £2,666, surcharge to fund victim services of £190, costs of £85.

Karl Everson, aged 26, of Pilton Close, Northampton, no insurance on December 1, 2020; fined £2,000, surcharge to fund victim services of £190, costs of £85.

Mariusz Wloch, aged 39, of Wallace Road, Northampton, possession of class B drugs — cannabis and amphetamine; fined £266, surcharge to fund victim services of £32, costs of £85.

Ben Conway, aged 23, of Wickery Dene, Northampton, taking a vehicle without consent, failed to provide specimen of breath, no licence, no insurance; community order with unpaid work, disqualified 12 months, fined £192, surcharge to fund victim services of £95, costs of £85.

Daniel Mitica, aged 31, of Lea Road, Northampton, breach of community order; fined £50, costs of £60.

Codi James Lewis, aged 22, of Holte End, Northampton, drug-driving; disqualified 12 months, fined £80, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £85.

■ The following cases were all heard on April 16

Peter Edward Aubrey Reynolds, aged 48, of Fienesgate, Northampton, drink-driving; fined £118, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £85, ten penalty points.

James Jamie Croxson, aged 43, of Glebe Road, Roade, drunk and disorderly on March 21, 2021; discharged conditionally for 12 months, surcharge to fund victim services of £22, costs of £85.

Rares Flavius Pitig, aged 22, of Longmead Court, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Alexandru Raducanu, aged 26, of Hangerfield Court, Northampton, speeding; fined £120, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Liam Shortt, aged 25, of Duston Road, Northampton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver; fined £500, surcharge to fund victim services of £50, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Sarah Louise Smith, aged 37, of Burns Street, Northampton, defective tyre; fined £440, surcharge to fund victim services of £44, costs of £90, three penalty points.

Barbara Carol Stephenson, aged 34, of St Georges Close, Towcester, no insurance, unsupervised provisional licence holder; fined £880, surcharge to fund victim services of £88, costs of £90, eight penalty points.

Emilian Tudorache, aged 42, of Ellfield Court, Northampton, driving while using a hand-held mobile phone; fined £256, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Stephen Peter Wooler, of Watery Lane, Brackley, speeding; fined £138, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, three penalty points.

Jasmin Wride, aged 37, of Chepstow Close, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Mark Gary Hulme, aged 36, of Townsend, Woodford Halse, speeding; fined £146, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, three penalty points.

Lewis Christian Kurila, aged 27, of Blackwell Hill, Northampton, not wearing a seatbelt; fined £220, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90.

Daniel Joseph McQuaid, aged 24, of Main Road, Duston, speeding, driving while not in proper control of vehicle; fined £480, surcharge to fund victim services of £48, costs of £90, three penalty points.

Abdul Mumin, aged 28, of Brackley Close, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Steven Peter Radwell, aged 38, of Ruskin Road, Northampton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver, fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

George Peter Ray, aged 30, of Church Way, Northampton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver, Fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Ashley Rhoades, aged 49, of Sotheby Rise, Northampton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver, fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Danny Alexander Rogers, aged 46, of Harborough Road, Great Oxendon, driving while using a hand-held mobile phone; fined £220, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Jonathan Shakespeare, aged 32, of Eskdale Avenue, Eastfield, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Lucian Stoica, aged 33, of Fullerburn Court, Northampton, unsupervised provisional licence holder, no insurance, failed to stop at red light; fined £1,100, surcharge to fund victim services of £110, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Andrei Tulceanu, aged 22, of Upton Way, Northampton, no insurance, no licence; fined £880, surcharge to fund victim services of £88, costs of £90, eight penalty points.

Dumitru Velicu, aged 56, of Far End, Northampton, speeding; fined £220, surcharge to fund victim services of £34, costs of £90, three penalty points.

George Catali Zold, aged 29, of Ruskin Road, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, six penalty points.

Vasile-sebastian Alexandru, aged 25, of Gordon Street, Northampton, revoked licence, no insurance; fined £880, surcharge to fund victim services of £88, costs of £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Sergiu Bolha, aged 31, of High Street, Earls Barton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Kelly Malone, aged 38, of Rowthorne Close, Northampton, failed to give information relating to identification of a driver, fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Anthony Llewllyn Samuels, aged 33, of Fairfield Road, Northampton, no licence, no insurance; fined £586, surcharge to fund victim services of £58, costs of £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

Andrei Turcu, aged 29, of St Giles Street, Northampton, no insurance; fined £660, surcharge to fund victim services of £66, costs of £90, disqualified six months.

Matthew Moor, aged 44, of Palmer Square, Northampton, speeding; disqualified 56 days, fined £800, surcharge to fund victim services of £80, costs of £85.

Mazvita Mushango, aged 21, of Saxon Lane, Northampton, unsupervised provisional licence holder, four passengers in rear of Mini Cooper; fined £120, surcharge to fund victim services of £32, costs of £85, six penalty points.

Scott Nightingale, aged 44, of Oliver Street, Northampton, driving without due care and attention, fined £143, surcharge to fund victim services of £32, costs of £85, four penalty points.

Timotei Niculaei, aged 18, of Fairway, Northampton, no licence, no insurance; fined £880, surcharge to fund victim services of £88, costs of £90, disqualified six months due to repeat offending.

■ The following case was heard on April 17

Nerijhs Dauksas, aged 44, of Turner Street, Northampton, failed to provide specimen of breath; disqualified 24 months, fined £833, surcharge to fund victim services of £83, costs of £85.

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