Bristol Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 37 verdicts at Bristol Magistrates' Court (Bristol). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

March 2026 2 cases

Rosa Kovacs

Shoplifting and breaches of Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

34 weeks imprisonment

Rosa Kovacs, 61, of Pountney Drive in Easton, repeatedly targeted shops in the Bristol city centre area. On Christmas Eve 2025, she was given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) banning her from entering Broadmead for five years. She admitted to stealing candles and beauty products from two shops in December 2025. On February 28, 2026, she visited Cabot Circus and carried out several acts of shoplifting. She was described as a persistent and disruptive presence who caused significant harm to local shops.

Pleaded guilty to several shop thefts and multiple breaches of a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO). The court noted the defendant has a flagrant disregard for court orders and is operating as a professional criminal, and no other sentence was suitable.

10 Mar 2026

Neta Jones

Failing in duty of care for waste *

Sentence

£200 fine, £420 costs, £80 victim surcharge

In 2025, Neta Jones organised for a man to dig her garden on Bradley Road, Patchway, to install a pond, but failed to arrange proper disposal of the waste, including tonnes of earth, black bin bags, carpet, and a preformed plastic pond liner. The waste was fly-tipped in a nearby car park on Arlingham Way, visible from her property which backed onto the area. Residents reported the dumping, and council officers linked it to her garden. She admitted awareness of the dumping but refused to identify the man responsible.

Pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care for waste. Refused to name the man who fly-tipped the waste.

2 Mar 2026

February 2026 4 cases

Michael Kinloch

Animal welfare offence *

Sentence

12-month community order with 80 hours unpaid work, £100 costs, £114 victim surcharge, 10-year ban from keeping animals

Amy Haddow and Michael Kinloch kept two dogs, Stitch (French bulldog) and Teddy (Cane Corso), in appalling conditions in their flat on Upjohn Crescent, Bristol. The flat smelled of urine and faeces, with stairs covered in smeared faeces. Stitch was in a cage with urine-soaked bedding and no water, underweight with visible bones. Teddy was locked in the bedroom, very thin with visible bones, no water, and later passed a sock in his faeces. Both dogs had body conditioning scores of 1/9 due to chronic malnutrition. Dogs were rescued; Stitch rehomed, Teddy euthanized.

Pleaded guilty to animal welfare offence. Unable to appeal ban for next 5 years. Appealed sentence.

16 Feb 2026

Amy Haddow

Animal welfare offence *

Sentence

12-month community order with 10 rehabilitation activity requirement days, £100 costs, £114 victim surcharge, 10-year ban from keeping animals

Pleaded guilty to animal welfare offence. Unable to appeal ban for next 5 years. Appealed sentence.

16 Feb 2026

Jake Duggan

Theft from shops and breaches of criminal behaviour order *

Sentence

191 days imprisonment

Jake Duggan and Lisa Inglehart undertook a 15-day shoplifting crime spree, committing offences at a Tesco Express store in Warmley and a Sainsbury's in Kingswood between January 20 and February 3, 2026. They stole from retail premises, breaching existing criminal behaviour orders.

Sentenced for five counts of theft from shops and five breaches of a criminal behaviour order. Aged 34, of no fixed address.

6 Feb 2026

Lisa Inglehart

Theft from shops and breaches of criminal behaviour order *

Sentence

140 days imprisonment

Sentenced for five counts of theft from shops and five breaches of a criminal behaviour order. Aged 43, of no fixed address.

6 Feb 2026

December 2025 1 case

Beverley Chapman

Breach of Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 *

Sentence

£5,260 fine, £4,650 prosecution costs, £2,000 court surcharge

Beverley Chapman, of Tembleath Farm, St Columb Major, allowed cattle with young calves to remain in a field with a public right of way on the South West Coast Path at Park Head, despite knowing the risks. On June 30, 2024, the cattle attacked dog walker Brian Gregory, trampling him and causing serious injuries including a severed artery requiring surgery. Instead of removing the herd, she increased its size. A month later, the same herd attacked two local residents and their dogs, injuring one dog severely. The cattle were only removed four days after the second incident, following instructions from a Cornwall Council officer.

Pleaded guilty to breaching Section 3(2) of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. Failed to remove cattle despite being informed of two separate attacks on walkers.

16 Dec 2025

November 2025 4 cases

Brandon Weyman

Shoplifting *

Sentence

imprisonment

Brandon Weyman, 32, from Clouds Hill Road in St George, was jailed for shoplifting. This sentencing occurred days after he had been sentenced for similar offences.

Reappeared in court days after being sentenced for similar offences; sent straight to prison.

25 Nov 2025

Piersaverio Finizio

Stalking causing serious distress *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Piersaverio Finizio, 30, of St Nicholas Road in St Pauls, stalked four lone women in Bristol earlier in 2025, approaching them on Newfoundland Way, Bond Street, and Wade Street. He made unsettling comments to gain their affection, such as 'it must be scary being a girl at night', 'you will be an angel soon', and 'you look lonely, I want to be your Valentine'. In one incident on February 14, he followed a victim after she fled. He grabbed one woman's arm and persistently asked for phone numbers, even calling and messaging one victim after obtaining her number. He was identified via his mobile phone and arrested.

Convicted at trial after pleading not guilty. Also received restraining orders for five years and a Stalking Prevention Order.

19 Nov 2025

Marco Pierre White Jr

Assault *

Sentence

4 weeks imprisonment

Marco Pierre White Jr assaulted Manuel Constantino Teixeira De Leca in the street in Bath, Somerset, in April 2025. This incident occurred just weeks after a £60,000 shoplifting spree involving multiple thefts and vandalism, including stealing Jellycats, crystals, a laptop, tablet, iPod, and till tray from various stores in London and Bath, as well as causing £44,000 damage to mounted crystals. He has a long-standing drug addiction and was serving two suspended sentences during the spree.

Pleaded guilty to assaulting Manuel Constantino Teixeira De Leca. Ordered to pay £200 compensation to the victim. 70th offence overall. Absent during sentencing. Runs consecutively with prior sentence.

11 Nov 2025

Tony Godfrey

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

£500 fine, £500 costs, £200 victim surcharge

Tony Godfrey collected a fridge freezer from a resident in Lyde Green as a favour, intending to take it to a recycling centre. He later left it in Jubilee Park car park in Warmley at 10.30pm on March 10, 2025, after the resident requested its return, believing it was not broken. The freezer contained the resident's passport, driving licence, and correspondence, which were discovered by council officers. Godfrey was traced via the documents and admitted the offence during an interview under caution.

Pleaded guilty to fly-tipping. Failed to attend court on two occasions, leading to arrest warrant and weekend in custody.

3 Nov 2025

October 2025 6 cases

Rob Edwards

Failing in duty of care regarding waste *

Sentence

£380 fine, £875 costs, £152 victim surcharge (total £1,407)

On January 4, 2025, household waste including paperwork naming Rob Edwards was discovered fly-tipped on Redhill Lane in Aust. The 45-year-old, then living at Windermere Road, Patchway, near Bristol, was interviewed under caution on June 5, 2025. He was traced via the documentation found in the rubbish pile, which was an eyesore on the roadside verge.

Pleaded guilty to failing in his duty of care regarding waste. Failed to appear on October 13, case adjourned to October 27. Claimed someone offered to remove waste for free but could not provide evidence.

27 Oct 2025

Sajida Wadee

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

£307 fine, £636 costs, £123 victim surcharge (total £1,066)

On April 14, 2025, multiple black bin bags containing broken up fence panels and delivery packaging addressed to Sajida Wadee were discovered dumped on Carsons Road, Mangotsfield. A witness saw a lone female at the scene, recorded the vehicle's registration plate, and CCTV confirmed the vehicle had been turned away from Mangotsfield Sort It recycling centre earlier. Council officers traced the vehicle to her address on North Street, Downend, and she contacted them admitting the offence.

Pleaded guilty to fly-tipping. Admitted the allegation during interview under caution. Intended to dispose of waste at recycling centre but was turned away for not booking in advance and dumped rubbish instead.

20 Oct 2025

Ronald Shaw

Failing householder duty of care regarding waste *

Sentence

£120 fine, £770 costs, £48 victim surcharge (total £938)

On April 5, 2025, a fly-tip consisting of a sofa, soft furnishings, plastics, and numerous black bags of household waste was discovered at the end of Coldharbour Farm Lane in Wick, South Gloucestershire, blocking a scenic bridleway used by ramblers and horse riders. Correspondence bearing Ronald Shaw's name was found in the waste, leading to his identification. Shaw claimed he paid £80 cash to cold callers who advertised a van on Facebook to remove the waste from his home on Worrell Road, Frenchay, but failed to verify their licensing or obtain details. He was interviewed under caution on June 25, 2025, in Yate.

Found guilty of failing householder duty of care regarding waste. Admitted to not checking if waste carrier was licensed or obtaining a receipt.

17 Oct 2025

Sylvia Grezlik

Shoplifting *

Sentence

10-week suspended prison sentence and drugs rehabilitation order

Sylvia Grezlik, 35, of Bishopsworth, was arrested on October 14, 2025, at Tout's convenience store in Cleeve for shoplifting and drug possession. She was caught stealing items and found in possession of a class A drug.

Charged with four counts of shop theft and one count of possession of a class A drug.

15 Oct 2025

Alex Kousiounis

Possession with intent to supply class B drugs *

Sentence

jailed

On October 3, 2025, police raided Kousiounis's home in Warden Road, Bedminster, seizing 5kg of ketamine, a quantity of cannabis, and two weapons. He was sentenced the following day.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply a class B drug (cannabis and ketamine) and two counts of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place. 5kg of ketamine, a quantity of cannabis and two weapons seized from his home.

4 Oct 2025

Bryan Smith

Dangerous driving *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

Bryan Smith, of no fixed address, led police on a 27-minute high-speed chase in a stolen Volkswagen Scirocco, driving onto pavements, through red lights, reaching 80mph in a 30mph limit, and crashing into two vehicles on Ledbury Road in Fishponds. He continued attempting to flee after the crash and was Tasered. The pursuit was captured on police video and helicopter footage.

Pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified, driving without insurance, failing to provide a specimen for analysis, and dangerous driving. Disqualified from driving for 10 years and 8 months. Driving described as among the most reckless and exceedingly dangerous.

1 Oct 2025

September 2025 3 cases

Katie Jane Self

Shop theft and breaches of Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

8 weeks imprisonment

Katie Jane Self, 47, of no fixed abode, committed nine shop thefts and seven breaches of a Criminal Behaviour Order across Bath city centre, targeting a number of well-known High Street brands.

Charged with nine shop thefts and seven breaches of a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).

26 Sep 2025

Yasmin Harwood

Shop theft and racially aggravated public order offences *

Sentence

18-month community order, 25-day rehabilitation requirement, £114 compensation, 2-year Criminal Behaviour Order

Yasmin Harwood, 24, of no fixed abode, committed five shop thefts from High Street retailers including chemists and fashion stores in Bath, and three racially aggravated public order offences involving racial abuse and threats to an individual at one particular shop.

Pleaded guilty to five shop thefts and three racially aggravated public order offences.

26 Sep 2025

Kola Adetu

Stalking *

Sentence

Two-year restraining order, 12-month community order with 100 hours of unpaid work, 20-day rehabilitation activity, and £114 victim surcharge

Kola Adetu persistently approached his victim with propositions in the street and at her home in Staple Hill over several months from May 2024.

Found guilty of stalking without causing fear, alarm or distress. He was from Overnhill Road, Downend, Bristol.

4 Sep 2025

August 2025 3 cases

Thomas Jefferson

Shop Theft *

Sentence

24 weeks imprisonment

Thomas Jefferson, of Hengrove, was arrested on suspicion of two shop theft offences. He pleaded guilty to the charges at Bristol Magistrates' Court on August 29, 2025, and was sentenced to 24 weeks imprisonment. The offences occurred while he was already serving a suspended sentence for possession of crack cocaine.

Pleaded guilty to two shop theft offences. The offences were committed while he had a suspended sentence for possession of crack cocaine, and he was ordered to pay £154 in compensation.

29 Aug 2025

Paige Allen

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

£180 fine, £100 costs, and £80 victim surcharge

On November 14, 2024, Paige Allen disposed of waste, including children’s toys, clothing, and general rubbish, by dumping it on a path alongside the railway line near North Street, Oldland Common. She admitted asking her brother to handle the disposal but claimed ignorance of how it was done and failed to attend multiple scheduled interviews with South Gloucestershire Council’s Environmental Enforcement team.

Pleaded guilty to failing in her duty of care when disposing of waste and failing to attend an interview in relation to the fly-tip.

29 Aug 2025

Samantha Ann Lerway

Animal welfare offences *

Sentence

10-year ban from owning animals, 18 weeks custody suspended for two years, nine-month mental health treatment requirement with 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, £40 fine, and £400 costs

Samantha Ann Lerway of Fairford Crescent, Stoke Lodge, Bristol, was found to have kept cats in squalid conditions. The RSPCA was called after concerns about abandoned cats, discovering starving cats, dead cats, and a rabbit in the home, which was cluttered with animal faeces and rubbish. The surviving cats were underweight and had fleas, and they were signed over to the RSPCA for rehoming.

Pleaded guilty to animal welfare offences. In mitigation, it was said she was struggling with mental health issues at the time.

11 Aug 2025

July 2025 5 cases

Philip Prince

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

Fined £320, ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge and £1,522 costs, total £1,970

Philip Prince, 33, of Rock Cross, Rock, Kidderminster, was responsible for dumping approximately nine tonnes of clay-like waste on Church Lane, Old Sodbury, in November 2024, using a lorry. The incident was confirmed through CCTV, company records, and GPS tracking data.

Pleaded guilty to fly-tipping and failing to prevent the escape of waste. Admitted negligence in failing to check the waste being unloaded.

21 Jul 2025

Ellis Cole

Failing to comply with household waste duty of care *

Sentence

Fined £80, ordered to pay £80 victim surcharge and £600 costs, total £760

Ellis Cole, 24, of Courtney Way, Kingswood, dumped household waste and cardboard in a known hotspot in Kingswood in January 2025, using a white Ford Transit van. The waste was traced back to his address through packaging, and the incident was captured on CCTV.

Found guilty of failing to comply with household waste duty of care. Initially denied involvement and claimed to have paid someone else to remove the waste without obtaining a receipt or waste transfer note.

21 Jul 2025

Frantisek Mizera

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

Fined £2,182 total, including £769 fine, £308 victim surcharge, and £1,105 costs

Frantisek Mizera, 27, of Ruskin Grove, Bristol, dumped household waste, including children’s play equipment, doors, and general rubbish, on Hambrook Lane, Stoke Gifford, in October 2024. Investigations linked the waste to his property, and he admitted full responsibility.

Pleaded guilty to fly-tipping offences. Was operating without a registered waste carrier’s licence and failed to provide waste transfer notes.

21 Jul 2025

Harry Watkins

Breaches of Public Space Protection Order (dog fouling) *

Sentence

Fined £1,107 total, including £380 fine, £128 victim surcharge, and £599 costs

Harry Watkins, 30, of Flatts Close, Stoke Gifford, failed to pick up his dog's mess on 18 occasions in a communal garden area between September 3 and November 19, 2024. He was issued a Fixed Penalty Notice in July 2024 for a similar incident, and further incidents were captured on CCTV.

Found guilty of multiple breaches of a Public Space Protection Order for dog fouling. Admitted ownership and sole responsibility for the dog.

21 Jul 2025

Colt Valentine

Theft *

Sentence

Community order including 12 months of treatment and rehabilitation activities, plus a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order

Colt Valentine, 32, of Dowsell Way in Yate, admitted to five counts of thefts from shops in Yate and Chipping Sodbury. The thefts occurred between May 29 and June 12, 2025, where he stole fish, meat, cleaning products, and alcohol valued at £264. He had previously ignored bans imposed by five shops and failed to abide by an acceptable behaviour contract, causing distress to shop staff and businesses.

Admitted five counts of thefts from shops. Ignored previous bans and an acceptable behaviour contract. Shop workers felt threatened and intimidated, impacting them personally and financially.

14 Jul 2025

June 2025 6 cases

Barry Geering

Attempted sexual communication with a child under 16 *

Sentence

28 weeks imprisonment suspended for 18 months, 30 days rehabilitation and 80 hours of unpaid work

Barry Geering, a former police constable and firearms officer with Wiltshire Police, attempted to sexually communicate with a child under 16. He was arrested in April 2024 as part of a proactive operation by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit targeting online child sexual abuse and exploitation. Following his guilty plea, he was sentenced, and an allegation of gross misconduct was upheld.

Pleaded guilty to the offence. Also placed on the Sex Offenders’ Register for seven years and subject to a seven-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order. He was a former police constable and firearms officer who resigned from Wiltshire Police.

23 Jun 2025

Robin Callaby

Fly-tipping *

Sentence

80 hours of community service and £1,192 costs

Robin Callaby parked a tipper lorry in a gateway in Tockington, South Gloucestershire, on Friday, August 30, 2025, and dumped items including carpets, tyres, and white goods such as a fridge and fridge freezer. He was caught on CCTV, identified by the council's environmental enforcement team, and admitted to the offence during an interview. He lacked a Registered Waste Carriers Licence and was reported for summons.

Pleaded guilty to fly-tipping and failing in his duty of care transporting waste without a registered waste carriers licence.

23 Jun 2025

Glenn Isham

Theft *

Sentence

14 weeks imprisonment

Glenn Isham, of no fixed address, stole thousands of pounds worth of creatine and protein powder from shops in Bristol city centre in March and April 2025. He was a prolific shoplifter and repeat offender whose crimes significantly impacted local businesses.

Pleaded guilty to nine counts of theft. Handed a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order banning him from two shops in Bristol city centre.

18 Jun 2025

Anton Varga

Theft *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Anton Varga, a 38-year-old resident of Staple Hill in South Gloucestershire, engaged in a two-week shoplifting spree between May 30 and June 14, 2025. During this period, he stole items including meat worth more than £750, toiletries, and laundry products from seven different shops in locations such as Downend, Fishponds, Lodge Causeway, Lyde Green, Mangotsfield, and Staple Hill. He also assaulted a member of the public and a store staff member in shops. Varga had previously been issued a five-year CBO in January 2025 after similar offences, which he breached by entering banned shops.

Pleaded guilty to 17 thefts from shops, two assaults (one on a member of the public and one on store staff), and nine counts of breaching a five-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) imposed in January 2025. The sentence was the maximum available to magistrates for the CBO breaches, with other terms running concurrently.

17 Jun 2025

Ashley Thomas Doyle

Animal welfare offence *

Sentence

10-year ban from keeping animals, 12-month community order including up to 20 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, £400 costs, and £114 victim surcharge

Ashley Thomas Doyle was seen kicking his dog Keisha three times while she was inside the boot of his car on Gatehouse Avenue, Withywood. A passer-by reported the incident to the RSPCA and police. Following an investigation, Keisha was signed over to the RSPCA for rehoming.

Pleaded guilty to an animal welfare offence. In mitigation, he stated he was under stress at the time and is now remorseful.

13 Jun 2025

Adrian Barraclough

Breach of Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 *

Sentence

Fined £1,800 and ordered to pay £720 victim surcharge and £4,000 in costs

Adrian Barraclough, aged 54 and working as a site supervisor, was involved in the refurbishment of kitchen facilities at Holy Family Catholic Primary School in Bristol. On May 13, 2023, he cut through asbestos insulating board using a circular saw, despite having received asbestos awareness training that instructed him not to disturb the wall. This action caused asbestos fibres to spread throughout the school hall, which was used by pupils and staff for two days. An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive found that he failed to follow procedures, and the wall had been scheduled for inspection by a licensed contractor.

Pleaded guilty to breaching Section 7(a) of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974. HSE inspector Ian Whittles commented on the risks of asbestos exposure.

12 Jun 2025

February 2024 2 cases

David Mullin

Shoplifting *

Sentence

8 weeks imprisonment

David Mullin, 36, of no fixed address, admitted 21 shoplifting offences from a store in Bishopsworth on Monday 9 February.

Admitted 21 shoplifting offences. Suspended sentence activated.

9 Feb 2024

James Carbon

Theft *

Sentence

8 weeks imprisonment

James Carbon, 43, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to three thefts from shops in Knowle and Whitchurch between October and January.

Pleaded guilty to three thefts. Police application for a criminal behaviour order granted, preventing entry to certain stores.

6 Feb 2024

July 2023 1 case

Panagiotis Pitoulias

Causing serious injury by careless driving *

Sentence

250 hours of unpaid work and a one-year driving ban

Panagiotis Pitoulias, a 30-year-old lorry driver from Albert Place, Portishead, caused serious injury to a female pedestrian by careless or inconsiderate driving on May 23, 2023, in Melvin Square, Bristol. The pedestrian was bleeding from the head and was taken to hospital, where her condition was not life-threatening. Witnesses, including the owner of a nearby fish bar, assisted at the scene, and the area was cordoned off by police for several hours.

Indicated a guilty plea on July 16. His guilty plea was taken into account when sentenced. Must complete unpaid work by February 19, 2026. Also ordered to pay £114 surcharge and £85 costs.

16 Jul 2023

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Bristol Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Rosa Kovacs

Neta Jones

Michael Kinloch

Amy Haddow

Jake Duggan

Lisa Inglehart

Beverley Chapman

Brandon Weyman

Piersaverio Finizio

Marco Pierre White Jr

Tony Godfrey

Rob Edwards

Sajida Wadee

Ronald Shaw

Sylvia Grezlik

Alex Kousiounis

Bryan Smith

Katie Jane Self

Yasmin Harwood

Kola Adetu

Thomas Jefferson

Paige Allen

Samantha Ann Lerway

Philip Prince

Ellis Cole

Frantisek Mizera

Harry Watkins

Colt Valentine

Barry Geering

Robin Callaby

Glenn Isham

Anton Varga

Ashley Thomas Doyle

Adrian Barraclough

David Mullin

James Carbon

Panagiotis Pitoulias

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