DEBORAH LOUISE JONES, aged 41 and of Chequers Hotel in the West Cliff, Bournemouth, admits stealing whiskey worth £46 from Waitrose in Wimborne Road, Bournemouth on July 12. Defendant was discharged conditionally for six months. To pay £46 compensation. Also admits the commission of a further offence while subject to a conditional discharge order for a period of six months for theft. No action taken on breach.
JAMES ARKANJELO OHURO, aged 47 and of Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth, admits failing to comply with a direction given under section 35 of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act in Boscombe precinct on October 3. Fined £80, to pay a £32 surcharge, to pay £85 costs. To be detained in the courthouse. Detention deemed served by reason of time already spent in custody.
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JON ARTHUR DARBYSHIRE, aged 35 and of Station Road, New Milton, admits using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause another to believe immediate unlawful violence would be used at Iford Roundabout in Bournemouth on March 27. Fined £50, to pay £50 compensation, to pay £85 costs. Also admits using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause another to believe immediate unlawful violence would be used. The defendant was fined £50, to pay £50 compensation.
MEDIRI RANJANI GRIFFITHS, aged 57 and of no fixed abode, admits assaulting a person by beating her in Loch Road, Poole on September 16. Community order made. The defendant must comply with a rehabilitation activity requirement for 15 days. To pay £50 compensation, to pay £85 costs. Also admits assaulting a person by beating her. To pay £50 compensation.
DONNA MARIE JEFF, aged 55 and of Rossmore Road, Poole, convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250 cash in Poole on March 3. Committed to prison for one week. Restraining order made until October 2021. To pay £4,098.67 compensation. Also convicted of stealing a cheque. Committed to prison for two weeks consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £8.80. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £98.34. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £74.29. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £240. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £240. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £119.60. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £142.38. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £300. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £250. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £500. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £20. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £20. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £150. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £34.29. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to withdraw £400. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by using a bank card to buy goods worth £10.97. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of fraud by false representation by paying in a stolen cheque to make £2,000. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also convicted of failing to surrender to custody on July 31. Committed to prison for two weeks concurrent. Overall length of sentence – 26 weeks.
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