Dudley Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Robert Quinn became abusive towards police officers as they made an arrest in Wolverhampton on March 14. During the outburst he called a police officer a racial slur and said 'Wait until I see you later, you dirty bastard'. He pleaded guilty and was fined.

Bajinder Kaur crashed into two parked cars in Dudley on July 27 while almost twice the legal alcohol limit. Police were called by members of the public who reported seeing her trying to drive off. A breath test recorded 64mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath. She pleaded guilty to driving while over the alcohol limit and represented herself in court, apologising and describing the offence as a profound wake-up call.

A report of fly-tipping at Blakenhall Resource Centre was received on 29 April 2025. CCTV showed a white van with obscured number plates reversing onto the site the previous evening before a man unloaded mixed household, garden and building waste, including an armchair. Although the plates were initially covered, a fly-tipping officer spotted a similar van on Deansfield Road the following day. A faulty rear light matched the CCTV footage and police checks confirmed Garner was the registered keeper and sole named driver on the insurance. The van was later seized and investigators matched distinguishing features to the vehicle captured on camera. A notebook found in the vehicle contained details of a waste job and the note '£250 DONE'.

Stephen Davies was stopped by police in Victoria Avenue, Bloxwich, on July 19 while pushing a Yamaha motorbike; officers initially suspected it was stolen but checks showed it was legitimate. He showed obvious signs of intoxication and was unsteady on his feet. He said he was pushing the bike because he had been in a collision. He pleaded guilty to being in charge of a motor vehicle while above the alcohol limit.