Cambridge Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Vasile Ofimes crashed into barriers on Trumpington Street in Cambridge at about 8pm on Friday, July 4, while driving under the influence of alcohol. He stumbled from the vehicle, admitted to drinking, and was challenged by a member of the public who prevented him from driving further. He failed a roadside breath test and later recorded a reading of 87 in custody, exceeding the legal limit of 35.

Kirsty Lincoln committed offences including possession of an offensive weapon, accessing restricted areas in the Grand Arcade, racially aggravated assault, and breaching a community protection order. These actions caused distress to employees and retailers in Cambridge over the past year, leading to the imposition of the order.

Zak Holmes was caught driving under the influence of drugs twice in ten days. On December 5, 2024, he was found in a Mercedes with the engine running in Howitts Close, St Neots. On December 15, 2024, he was seen speeding on the A1 near Eaton Socon, initially failed to pull over, and was stopped in Buckden. He tested positive for cannabis and cocaine on both occasions.

Paul Springett was driving a white Citroen van and involved in a collision with another car in Green End Road, Cambridge on May 7, 2025. He stopped initially to exchange details but fled the scene when the other driver mentioned calling the police. A member of the public followed him and stayed on the phone with the control room until officers arrived at Bill Briggs Court, where he was arrested. He subsequently blew twice the legal limit for alcohol in custody.

Andrius Baltuska crashed into multiple parked cars on Ramnoth Road, Wisbech, on April 26, while being more than three times over the legal alcohol limit. He was arrested after failing a roadside breath test, blowing 117 against a limit of 35, and it was discovered that his driving licence had expired and he was uninsured, leading to damage for several people involved.

Joshua Mason-Cuff, aged 30 and from Burgess Close, Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, attempted to take a photograph in Cambridge Magistrates Court during his hearing on May 1, 2024. This incident occurred while he was appearing on charges related to owning a dangerously out of control dog, including three counts of being an owner or person in charge of such a dog and allowing a fighting dog in a public place without a muzzle or lead. The fine was imposed for the photography attempt, with the main charges adjourned for a later hearing.