JAMES PATRICK BRADY, aged 27 and of Walkford Way in Christchurch, admits sending to another an electronic communication, namely a voicemail message, that was of an indecent or grossly offensive nature for the purpose of causing distress or anxiety on September 22 2017. Discharged conditionally for 12 months, to pay £100 compensation, to pay a £20 surcharge, to pay £85 costs.
SHEILA MCGIBBON, aged 51 and of Grand Avenue, Southbourne, admits having an open can of lager in her possession in Christchurch on March 23, which she is prohibited from doing by a criminal behaviour order made on August 4 2017. Fined £50, to pay a £30 surcharge. To be detained in courthouse, Detention deemed served by reason of time already spent in custody.
LISA MICHELLE WILLIAMS, aged 46 and of Fairfield Close, Christchurch. Admits driving a Volvo in Castle Lane East on October 14 2015 at a speed exceeding 30 miles per hour, namely 36mph. Fined £80, to pay a £20 surcharge. Driving record endorsed with three points.
PAUL EDWARD ARTHUR WOOTTEN, aged 54 and of Somerford Road, admits displaying any writing, sign or other visible representation which was threatening or abusive. Discharged conditionally for nine months, to pay a £30 surcharge, to pay £100 costs.
LAURA BETH SURRIDGE, aged 22 and of The Coppice, Christchurch, admits stealing £1,900 belonging to Matalan at the Meteor Shopping Park in Christchurch between August 13 2017 and December 12 2017. Discharged conditionally for 12 months, to pay a £20 surcharge, to pay £85 costs.
ZOUHAYER OTHMANI, aged 36 and of Hampton Lane, Blackfield, Southampton, admits driving a Honda on the A35 Christchurch Bypass on January 26 with 2 .6 micrograms of THC per litre of blood. Fined £250, to pay a £30 surcharge, to pay £85 costs. Disqualified from driving for 12 months. Also admits driving a vehicle when not every stop lamp was in good working order. No separate penalty. Also admits driving a vehicle when the nearside front wheel was fitted with a pneumatic tyre which had the ply or cord exposed. No separate penalty.
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