Croydon Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 8 verdicts at Croydon Magistrates' Court (Croydon). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

May 2026 1 case

Michael Ebenazer Owuo Junior

7 May 2026

Not having proper control of a vehicle *

Sentence

Fined £533

On 10 November at 9.25am, the defendant was driving a black Ferrari Purosangue in stationary traffic in Kingston upon Thames when a police officer noticed he was typing an address into a maps application on his mobile phone. The officer judged that the driver was distracted and no longer in proper control of the vehicle. When stopped, the defendant admitted setting a route. He was prosecuted under the Single Justice Procedure.

Also ordered to pay £120 costs and £213 victim surcharge; three penalty points on driving licence. Pleaded guilty in writing. Previous driving ban in January 2025 for phone use.

pa.media

Source last checked 28 Aug 2026

December 2025 1 case

Hawre Mohamed

8 Dec 2025

Sexual Assault *

Sentence

8 months imprisonment

On September 22, 2025, at around 8.30pm, Hawre Mohamed approached a 20-year-old woman at Horley railway station asking how to get through the ticket barrier. He boarded the same train to Redhill, followed her, sat next to her despite empty seats, engaged in unwanted conversation, touched her inappropriately, attempted to kiss her, ignored her requests to leave her alone, suggested she go back with him, and stated he 'doesn't go for below 18'. The woman reported the incident at Redhill station. Mohamed was arrested days later in East Croydon wearing the same jacket.

Found guilty of one count of Sexual Assault. Ordered to sign the sex offenders register for 10 years.

getsurrey.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 28 Aug 2026

Sentencing date not recorded 6 cases

We could not confirm the sentencing date for these from the source report, so none is shown. Everything else about them was checked as usual.

Jelana Bobrova

Breach of Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

10 weeks imprisonment

On Sunday 16 February 2020, Jelana Bobrova made 39 nuisance 999 calls to police within four hours, rambling and daring officers to arrest her. This breached a Criminal Behaviour Order issued in 2019 forbidding her from making false calls. Over three years she had made a total of 1,278 such calls costing the Metropolitan Police more than £10,000. She was arrested on 23 February 2020 and sentenced the following day.

Denied making the calls, claiming a technical glitch. Had made 1,278 nuisance calls over three years costing over £10,000. Pleaded not guilty but convicted of breaching Criminal Behaviour Order.

uknip.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 28 Aug 2026

Jordon Ibe

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm *

Sentence

12-month community order with 80 hours unpaid work, 27 rehabilitation days, and £764 in fines and costs

Jordon Ibe pulled a braid from his ex-girlfriend's hair during an argument over money outside her south London home on 14 December. The victim detailed the significant physical and emotional impact of the assault in a victim impact statement, while noting she has forgiven Ibe as part of her healing process.

Pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Represented himself and expressed remorse, calling the attack a 'serious mistake'.

independent.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 5 Sep 2026

Lee Wildey

Voyeurism *

Sentence

six months imprisonment suspended for two years, 40 days sexual offending rehabilitation, 100 hours community service

Lee Wildey secretly took upskirt images and photographs of a semi-naked young woman between May and August 2022, shared them on Badoo calling them 'sneaky ones', and discussed using a spy camera with others online.

Pleaded guilty. District Judge Nigel McLean took into account remorse and previous police service. Sexual harm prevention order for five years and sexual offender notifications for seven years.

standard.co.uk

Checked against source 10 Oct 2026

Mark Scott

Health and safety offences *

Sentence

Fined £1,200

Mark Scott, co-owner of Spice N Nice bakery in Camberwell, was prosecuted after environmental health officers found a liquefied petroleum gas cooker with explosive potential still in use during an inspection in July 2024. The business had been warned 18 months earlier to stop using the cooker. Inspectors also found gas canisters stored dangerously and poorly maintained electrical systems with hazardous sockets and faulty lighting circuits.

Pleaded guilty to four offences under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. Also ordered to pay a £450 victim surcharge and £1,500 court costs. Ignored previous warnings to stop using the dangerous gas cooker.

uknip.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 29 Aug 2026

Muhedur Minto Khan

Burglary *

Sentence

8 months imprisonment

Muhedur Minto Khan, 45, admitted to stealing clothing and drinks worth £2,290 from the Prince of Peckham pub in Clayton Road, Peckham. The theft took place in June 2024.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. The sentence was ordered to run concurrently as he was already a serving prisoner at the time.

uk.news.yahoo.com

Source last checked 28 Aug 2026

Dezrene Judith Clarke

Health and safety offences *

Sentence

Fined £1,800

Dezrene Judith Clarke, co-owner of Spice N Nice bakery in Camberwell, was prosecuted after environmental health officers found a liquefied petroleum gas cooker with explosive potential still in use during an inspection in July 2024. The business had been warned 18 months earlier to stop using the cooker. Inspectors also found gas canisters stored dangerously and poorly maintained electrical systems with hazardous sockets and faulty lighting circuits.

uknip.co.uk

Checked against source, except the date 29 Aug 2026

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About Croydon Magistrates' Court

Croydon Magistrates' Court, located in Croydon, is a Magistrates' Court that deals with summary offences, some either-way offences, and preliminary hearings for more serious cases. With 8 sentencing records in our database, it serves the Croydon area and surrounding communities. Magistrates' Courts handle the majority of criminal cases in England and Wales, with cases heard by a bench of magistrates or a district judge.

The court can be found at Barclay Rd, Croydon CR9 3NG, CR9 3NG.

Accessibility provisions at this court include wheelchair accessible entrance and wheelchair accessible parking.

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