Plymouth Magistrates’ Court list: Bible thief and a man who …
A week is a long time in politics and it must seem similar on the bench of a magistrates’ court. The cavalcade of ne’er-do-wells, unfortunates, unlucky and obviously dodgy have appeared before the district judges and lay magistrates, highlighting the range of offences the law decrees and the range of sentences the law allows.
From those who feel that drinking alcohol or snorting and smoking illicit substances before getting behind the steering wheel of a car is entirely fine to those who have – regardless of any coaxing or cajoling – have failed to ensure their child attends school, the law allows for magistrates to impose a variety of sanctions, from fines and orders to carry out unpaid work, to suspended sentences and even jail.
One man was jailed after he failed to comply with a supervision requirement on his release from prison. One may argue that there was an element of divine justice, in that the original offence for which he was jailed covered a number of matters – including stealing a Bible.
Another man felt that the best way to win his lady love was to repeatedly harass her, turn up at her doorstep, attend locations she would frequent and completely ignore warnings by her, her family and her friends to leave her alone. Along with a restraining order for three years he was handed an “exclusion requirement” with an electronic tag to ensure he did not enter a defined area for 12 weeks.
DRINK/DRUG DRIVE
ASHLEIGH BROOKS, of Alger Walk, Plymouth: Drove on Northesk Street, Plymouth with 116 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of blood. Court costs £85. Victim surcharge £176. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Fined £440
MOLLY SHERIDAN, of Billington Close, Plymouth: Drove on Audi on A38 with Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol in blood exceeding specified limit. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Fined £307. Victim surcharge £123.
SCOTT PHILLIPS, of Lakeside Drive, Plymouth: Rode motorbike on Weston Park Road, with 52ugs of alcohol in 100ml of breath. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Court costs £85. Victim surcharge £48
DRIVING OFFENCE
DAVID ROBIN HORRELL, aged 57 of Laurel Road, Plymouth: Failed to comply with traffic sign – red traffic light – on Alma Road. Mitigating circumstances. Fined £107. Victim surcharge £43. Court costs £90. Driving record endorsed three points.
DEBORAH HERD, aged 52 of Lipson Road, Plymouth: Drove on Greenbank Road without due care and attention. Drove without insurance. Drove without licence. Failed to stop after accident at Aldi on Greenbank Road. Fined £123. Victim surcharge £49. Court costs £85. Driving record endorsed six points.
SCOTT ANTHONY MCTIGHE, aged 49 of Hilton Avenue, Manadon: Failed to give information relating to identity of driver of vehicle. Driving record endorsed six points. Fined £346. Victim surcharge £35. Court costs £90. Disqualified from driving for six months.
SPEEDING
JOANNE HORRELL, aged 46 of Sithney Street, Plymouth: Drove in excess of 20mph limit on Old Laira Road. Mitigating circumstances. Fined £115. Victim surcharge £46. Court costs £90.
KEIRON MARC HULIN, aged 20 of Dunstone View, Plymouth: Drove on Billacombe Road in excess of 30mph limit. Fined £400. Victim surcharge £160. Court costs £90. Disqualified from driving for six months.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH COURT ORDER
KATIE BETH JAILLER, aged 30 of Ladysmith Road, Mount Gould: Failed to attend appointment. Failed to give reasonable excuse for absences. Fined £50.
SAMUEL CARLTON, aged 22 of Brentford Avenue, Whitleigh: Failed to comply with community order by failing to attend unpaid work sessions. Fined £50.
CHRISTOPHER JOHN NORTH, aged 25 of Pentillie Crescent, Plymouth: Failed to comply with community order by failing to attend planned office visits. Fined £50. Court costs £60.
CHAD PEARSON, aged 27 of Lipson Road, Plymouth: Failed to comply with supervision requirement following release from prison by failing to keep in touch with supervising officers. Original offences – Taking car without consent; Stealing bible, house keys and children’s bike; drove whilst disqualified. Prison for 26 weeks.
KURT WALLANCE, aged 24 of Beaumont Road, Plymouth: Breach of domestic violence protection order. Fined £50.
WILLIAM CHARLTON, aged 33 of Pillar Walk, Plymouth: Failed to comply with community order by failing to attend appointments. Fined £120.
LEE KENNETH WESTHEAD, aged 55 of Albert Road, Stoke: Failed to comply with community order by failing to attend appointments. Fined £40. court costs £60.
THREATENING BEHAVIOUR
JORDAN ASHLAND, of Hereford Road, Plymouth: Used threatening behaviour towards named woman at Trevose Way. Criminal damage to CCTV camera. Conditional discharge for 12 months.
FAILED TO PAY RAIL FARE/RAIL-RELATED OFFENCE
ADRIAN ELJASZEWILZ, aged 39 of Bridwell Close, Plymouth: Failed to pay train ticket at Plymouth. Fined £220. Compensation £19.30. Victim surcharge £88. Court costs £180.
DILLON EVELEIGH, aged 19 of Gloucester Court, Plymouth: Failed to pay £20 train ticket at Truro on two dates. Entered station without passing through barrier. Fined £440. Compensation £40. Victim surcharge £176. Court costs £180.
THEFT
GARRY BRIAN LEGGETT, aged 44 of no fixed abode: Stole satnav, bank card reader, vehicle diagnostic machine, coin dispenser and £70 coins, JVC earbuds, headphones and plastic coin bags containing £35 in coins. Conditional discharge 12 months. Compensation £50. Victim surcharge £22.
ASSAULT
CONNOR TYRONE WARRAN, aged 25 of Columbus Close, St Budeaux: Assaulted named woman by beating. Community order – participate in Building Better Relationships programme for 30 days. Unpaid work 140 hours. Victim surcharge £114. Court costs £150.
HARASSMENT
DARREN ROBERT HUNT, aged 34 of Moystyn Avenue, Plymouth: Pursued course of conduct amounting to harassment of named woman by contacting her by social media multiple times, turning up at her home unannounced on multiple occasions, turning up at locations she frequents, contacting her friends and family despite being told she did not want any contact by both her and the police. Community order – Exclusion requirement with electronic monitoring. Not to enter defined area for 12 weeks. Rehabilitation Activity Requirement up to 20 days. Restraining order until May 2026. Victim surcharge £114. court costs £85.
FAILURE TO ATTEND SCHOOL (PARENT)
NICK WEIGHT, aged 62 of Reddicliff Close, Plymouth: Failed to ensure named child regularly attended named school. Conditional discharge 12 months. Victim surcharge £21. Court costs £125.
MICHELLE WOODRUF, aged 47 of Reddicliff Close, Plymouth: Failed to ensure named child regularly attended named school. Conditional discharge 12 months. Victim surcharge £21. Court costs £125.
DRUGS
ANDREW HILL, of Duke Streetr, Plymouth: Possession of 267ml methadone. Possession of 10ml of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Possession of 443 tablets of Bromazolam. Possession of 3.061g of diamorphine. Fine £500. Victim surcharge £200.
BEN JAY YEO, aged 29 of Graves End Walk, Ernesettle: Possession of 5.02gm of crack cocaine. Possession of 4.7 grams of diamorphine. Possession of 5.52 grams of burenorphine. Community order – Rehabilitation Activity Requirement up to 15 days. Fined £80. Victim surcharge £114. Court costs £70.
HARRISON CORBOZ, aged 18 of New Geroge Street, Plymouth: Possession of eight Pregablin tablets. Conditional discharge six months. Victim surcharge £26. Court costs £85.
PAUL BRIAN WALLACE, aged 46 of Harvey Avenue, Prince Rock: Possession of diazepam. Fined £80. Victim surcharge £32. Court costs £85.
OTHER OFFENCES
DANE WILLIAM JAMES WILLCOCKS, aged 29 of Stott Close, Plymouth: Two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to female black cat called Ruby by inflicting blunt force trauma, physical violence and abusive behaviour. Caused unnecessary suffering to female black cat called Ruby by not providing necessary veterinary care for fractured leg. Assaulting emergency worker. Disqualified from owning pet for 10 years. Prison for eight weeks suspended for 18 months. Rehabilitation Activity Requirement up to 25 days. Victim surcharge £128. Court costs £400.
KATIE JAILLER, aged 30 of Ladysmith Road, Plymouth: Kept vehicle which was unlicensed on May Terrace, Plymouth. Fined £90. Ordered to pay vehcile excise back duty £90. court costs £85.
Plymouth shooting: Major police firearms change after innocent people killed[1]
Plymouth man accused of murdering his mum[2]
Plymouth man used Snapchat and KIK messenger to groom girls[3]
Three men accused of raping teenage girls in Plymouth[4]
References
- ^ Plymouth shooting: Major police firearms change after innocent people killed (www.plymouthherald.co.uk)
- ^ Plymouth man accused of murdering his mum (www.plymouthherald.co.uk)
- ^ Plymouth man used Snapchat and KIK messenger to groom girls (www.plymouthherald.co.uk)
- ^ Three men accused of raping teenage girls in Plymouth (www.plymouthherald.co.uk)