STUART WOOD aged 36 of Parkwood Road, Bournemouth. Admits failing without reasonable excuse to comply with the requirements of a community order made by Swindon Magistrates Court on 11/10.12 by failing to report as directed on 1//8/13 and 25/7/13 and failing to provide evidence for absences on or by 13/8/13. Community order revoked. Convicted of original offence that at Swindon damaged a door frame. Committed to prison for four weeks consecutive suspended for 12 months. Also convicted using threatening behaviour with intent to cause immediate use of violence on another person. Committed to prison for 18 weeks suspended for 12 months.
JONATHAN JAMES HIBBERT aged 25 of Myrtle Road, Bournemouth. Admits failing without reasonable excuse to comply with the requirements of a community order made by East Dorset Magistrates Court on 1/2/13. Order to continue. The defendant to carry out unpaid work for 20 hours within the next 12 months.
JOHNATHON ANTHONY CHARLES PENFOLD aged 23 of Littlecroft Avenue, Bournemouth. Admitted being drunk and disorderly in Batchelor Crescent. Fined £50. To pay victim surcharge of £20.
KEVIN LEE MORAN aged 34 of St Swithuns Road, Bournemouth. Admitted the theft of nine pairs of spectacle frames to the value of £1,073 belonging to Specsavers. Committed to prison for six weeks suspended for 12 months. To participate in Thinking Skills for 19 days. Victim surcharge of £80. Costs of £85.
MARK ANGEL FERNANDEZ aged 40 of Lincoln Avenue, Bournemouth. Convicted that at Swansea, he failed to give information relating to the identification of the driver of a Volkswagen who was alleged to have been guilty of an offence. Fined £165. To pay victim surcharge of £20. Costs of 385. Licence endorsed with six points.
SEAN WADDELL aged 25 of Randolph Road, Bournemouth. Admitted assault by beating a women. Community order made. The defendant to participate in Integrated Domestic Abuse Programme for 27 days. To pay victim surcharge of £60. Costs of £85. Also admitted criminal damage to property at Randolph Road. Community order as above.
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