LEE DANIEL WICKS, aged 37 and of Barnes Crescent, Bournemouth, admits assaulting a person by beating him at Barnes Crescent on June 3. Restraining order made until November 2020. Fined £280, to pay £100 compensation, to pay a £30 surcharge, to pay £125 costs.
PRZEMYSLAW MAKOWIECKI, aged 41 and of Wellington Road, Bournemouth, admits driving a Mercedes in Surrey Road, Bournemouth on September 8 with 78 micrograms of alcohol in breath. Fined £500, to pay a £50 surcharge, to pay £125 costs. Disqualified from driving for 17 months.
SALIK AHMED, aged 66 and of Anchor Close, Bournemouth, admits assaulting a person by beating him in Bournemouth on March 5. Community order made. The defendant must comply with a rehabilitation activity requirement for 12 days. Fined £50, to pay an £85 surcharge, to pay £50 costs.
SHANE LLOYD PASSMORE, aged 40 and of Capstone Place, Bournemouth, admits stealing toys worth £89.97 from Boots in Beales, Bournemouth on July 29. Discharged conditionally for 18 months. To pay a £21 surcharge, to pay £85 costs.
JACK TROAKES, aged 25 and of Thistle Road, Gravesend, Kent, admits having 58.2 grams of cannabis in Wallisdown Road, Bournemouth on May 11. Fined £35, to pay a £30 surcharge, to pay £85 costs. Also admits using a Rover in Wallisdown Road without appropriate insurance. Also admits driving a vehicle with 39 micrograms of cocaine per litre of blood. Fined £55. Disqualified from driving for 12 months.
BILLY WESTBROOK, aged 26 and of Manor Road, Bournemouth, convicted of assaulting a person by beating her in Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth on March 10. Community order made. The defendant must comply with a six-week electronically-monitored curfew. To pay £400 compensation, to pay an £85 surcharge, to pay £1,000 costs. Also convicted of assaulting a person by beating her.
JORDAN LUKE ALLNER, aged 24 and of Phyldon Road, Poole, convicted of assaulting a person by beating her in Churchill Road, Poole on March 2. Community order made. The defendant must comply with a rehabilitation activity requirement for 18 days and carry out 150 hours of unpaid work. Restraining order made until November 2020. To pay £100 compensation, to pay £675 costs. Also convicted of assaulting a person by beating him. Restraining order made until November 2020. Also convicted of damaging a window. Also admits the commission of a further offence while subject to a conditional discharge order for a period of 12 months for battery x 2. No adjudication – dealt with for original offence.
LIAM TIMOTHY LUMBER, aged 22 and of Langdon Road, Parkstone, admits using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause another harassment, alarm or distress at Bournemouth police station on May 25. Committed to prison for seven weeks. Reason: homophobic comments made to police officer on duty. To pay £100 compensation. Also convicted in absence of assaulting a person by beating her in Poole on September 3. Committed to prison for seven weeks consecutive. Restraining order made until November 2020. To pay £200 compensation. Also admits breaching a non-molestation order. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Also admits failing to surrender to custody on October 31. Committed to prison for one week consecutive. Overall length of sentence – 16 weeks.
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ALICIA GILES, aged 24 and of The Vinery, admits using a vehicle in Gravel Hill on May 3 having made a declaration or statement under the Road Vehicles (Statutory Off-Road Notification) Regulations. Fined £100, to pay vehicle excise back duty of £49.59, to pay £85 costs.
LUKE PURKISS, aged 33 and of Hardy Crescent, Wimborne, admits assaulting a person by beating her in Verwood on August 9. Community order made. The defendant must participate in an accredited programme for 42 days and a rehabilitation activity requirement for 20 days. Restraining order made until November 2021. Fined £150, to pay £150 compensation, to pay a £90 surcharge, to pay £420 costs. Also admits having 0.37 grams of heroin in Peel Close, Verwood on August 10. Also admits the conviction of an offence while a community order for a Section 4 Public Order Act offence was in force. Community order revoked and remade.
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