Kings Lynn Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 118 verdicts at Kings Lynn Magistrates' Court (King's Lynn). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Michael Muller

Drink-driving

July 28, 2025

Sentence: 40 months driving disqualification, £900 fine, £360 victim surcharge and £85 costs

Michael Muller was pulled over on the A17 in his Ford Transit van with a nine-year-old girl in the passenger seat on June 21, 2025. He had 91mcg per 100ml of alcohol in his system, almost three times the legal limit, and magistrates noted he was fortunate not to be involved in a crash.

Pleaded guilty; offered a drink-driving awareness course which could reduce ban by 40 weeks; had a previous ban in 2018.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

James Leonard

Theft and assault

July 28, 2025

Sentence: 18-month suspended sentence, six-month alcohol treatment programme and £315.89 compensation

James Leonard, 58, committed multiple thefts, attempted thefts, assault by beating, breached bail conditions and used threatening, abusive or insulting words, with magistrates describing his record as appalling.

Pleaded guilty to 14 offences; has 169 prior offences and was warned that breaching the sentence could result in 18 weeks in prison.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Reece Bloy

Drunk and disorderly

July 28, 2025

Sentence: Six-month conditional discharge, £26 victim surcharge and £45 legal fees

Reece Bloy, 18, was on a night out with friends when he was ejected from Dr Thirsty’s nightclub. He was heard shouting, swearing and confronting someone on Norfolk Street in the early hours of June 22, 2025.

Pleaded guilty; was thrown out of a nightclub and arrested after shouting and swearing aggressively.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Rene Syvak

Driving while disqualified and without insurance

July 28, 2025

Sentence: Driving ban extended by three months, £120 fine, £48 victim surcharge and £45 costs

Rene Syvak drove while disqualified and without insurance on Lynn Road in Walsoken on March 19, 2025, in his son’s Volkswagen, as his son held only a provisional licence and became upset at a nephew’s grave.

Pleaded guilty; took over driving because his son was too upset to drive after visiting a grave.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Simon Sparrow

Assault occasioning actual bodily harm

July 24, 2025

Sentence: 36 weeks imprisonment and £500 compensation

On September 29, 2024, Simon Sparrow was on a night out in King’s Lynn with his wife and friends after consuming four pints of lager. He noticed a man in a group being pushed away by his wife and decided to intervene, punching the man and knocking him unconscious. The victim was left unresponsive with blood from his mouth and head, and Sparrow attempted to flee the scene by returning to his taxi.

Admitted to the offence, expressed regret for his actions while under the influence of alcohol, and was described as a volunteer at a Salvation Army soup kitchen. Magistrates noted that the victim could have died and that only a custodial sentence was justified due to the seriousness of the incident.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

William Aitken

Assault

May 1, 2025

Sentence: £200 fine plus £100 compensation

William Aitken, 40, of Captains Close in Swaffham, became enraged over a parking ticket on March 10, 2024, at Swaffham Market Place, ripped it up, and threw it in the warden’s face, later returning to hurl more abuse. His solicitor said he was having a bad day.

John Scott

Indecent exposure

April 1, 2025

Sentence: £1,440 fine plus £576 victim surcharge and £85 court costs

John Scott, 62, was caught naked on all fours in the boot of his car on January 19, 2024, on a secluded road in Hockwold. He apologised to officers, saying he was trying to meet people and did not intend to scare others; his solicitor explained he was trying to meet other men.

Matthew Rowland

Possession of offensive weapon

March 1, 2025

Sentence: 12-month community order

Matthew Rowland, 39, was involved in an incident on December 6, 2024, with his brother Mark, related to animosity with a family member's partner, involving a crowbar, knife, and piece of wood with nails.

Mark Rowland

Affray

March 1, 2025

Sentence: 18-month community order

Mark Rowland, 38, of Orford Road in Swaffham, attended a family member's partner's address on December 6, 2024, armed with a piece of wood laden with nails due to animosity. He chased the man along the street but threw the weapon aside without using it.

Garry Bainbridge

Outraging public decency

March 1, 2025

Sentence: 18-month community order with accredited programme, 10 rehabilitation activity days, and 150 hours unpaid work

Garry Bainbridge, 30, of Hillen Road, was caught masturbating in front of two teenage girls at around 6pm on August 19, 2023, after they walked from McDonald’s on Lynn’s Hardwick retail park to a bus stop in South Lynn. He looked at them from his home, opening and closing curtains while wearing only underwear, then removed it and masturbated, pointing and laughing at them.

James Manning

Dangerously out of control dog

February 1, 2025

Sentence: 26-week suspended prison sentence for 12 months

James Manning, 51, of Main Road in Terrington St John, owned an XL Bully that escaped from his front garden and attacked a postwoman and her dog on June 21, 2024, at 9am on the road, leaving the victim with long-lasting injuries.

Shanell Carman

Drug-driving and related motoring offences

February 1, 2025

Sentence: 18-month community order with 120 hours unpaid work

Shanell Carman, 25, committed the offences in July 2024 while already banned from driving. Police followed her on a main road at Emneth, noting she was uninsured, swerving, jerky, and tailgating. She failed to stop, and a drug test showed 4.2mcg of cannabis per litre of blood, exceeding the 2mcg legal limit.

Admitted to drug-driving, driving without due care and attention, driving without insurance, and driving while disqualified.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Sam Greenwood

Possession of indecent images

January 1, 2025

Sentence: 2-year community order with 25 rehabilitation activity days and 300 hours unpaid work

Sam Greenwood, 29, of Bury St Edmunds, was caught with an extreme pornographic image portraying a person performing oral sex on a horse, one Category A indecent photograph of a child, one Category B image, and four Category C photos. The images came to light after Norfolk Police received information about an X (formerly Twitter) account uploading illicit images of children with a strong rape theme, while Greenwood was in the Fakenham area.

Sam Skeggs

Using threatening words to cause alarm or distress

December 5, 2024

Sentence: £80 fine, £32 victim surcharge, £55 court costs

Sam Skeggs, 35, of Silver Green, was one of three involved in a brawl during the early hours on Norfolk Street in Lynn. The fight involved throwing punches.

Involved in a town centre brawl that could have been avoided if one party agreed to leave the area.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Tuesday Langley

Using threatening words to cause alarm or distress

December 5, 2024

Sentence: £80 fine, £32 victim surcharge, £55 court costs

Tuesday Langley, 30, of Tower Place, was one of three involved in a brawl during the early hours on Norfolk Street in Lynn. The fight involved throwing punches.

Involved in a town centre brawl that could have been avoided if one party agreed to leave the area.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Richard Glasgow

Driving while disqualified

December 5, 2024

Sentence: 6 months added to driving ban (total 32 months)

Richard Glasgow, 60, admitted driving while disqualified, as well as without a licence or insurance. He sped away from police in 'fight or flight mode' and said 'Oh no, it’s you again' upon recognition.

Was six months into a three-year driving disqualification for drug-driving at the time of the offence.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Aswin Krishnan

Drink-driving

December 5, 2024

Sentence: 20 months driving disqualification, £120 fine

Aswin Krishnan, 22, of Tennyson Avenue in Lynn, was spotted driving along Vancouver Avenue on November 10, 2024, before pulling up outside a home. He had been drink-driving and also drove without a licence or insurance.

Breath test reading of 73mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath, more than double the legal limit of 35mcg.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Carmine Salamone

Breaching prohibition orders

June 1, 2024

Sentence: Fined £3,500 for one offence and £3,500 for another, plus £1,400 victim surcharge and £5,450 court costs

Carmine Salamone, a 59-year-old landlord from Bagge Road in Gaywood, breached prohibition orders by allowing extra rooms to be used for sleeping accommodation in two HMO properties on Highfield and Westmark in Gaywood. These breaches occurred in January 2023 and violated section 32 of the Housing Act 2004, relating to category one hazards under section 20. He has been a landlord for over 30 years and claims the tenants were a single family unit, not requiring an HMO licence.

Pled guilty to two counts of breaching prohibition orders. He has lodged an Upper Tribunal appeal, claiming the properties were not HMOs and alleging unfair treatment by the council.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Kristian Kendall

Assault by beating

October 1, 2021

Sentence: two-year community order with 100 hours unpaid work and Building Better Relationships programme

On the night between March 17 and 18, 2021, Kristian Kendall, 30, from Gaywood, continually assaulted his then-partner at his home in Dairy Way after drinking and taking drugs. He dragged her around by the hair, slapped her in the face several times, and continued the assaults throughout the night until her father collected her the following morning. The victim, aged 22, stated in a personal statement that the behaviour had devastating effects on her life, causing her to not leave the house alone anymore.

Pleaded guilty to assault by beating. Expressed remorse. Two-year restraining order imposed. Ordered to pay £105 costs and £95 victim surcharge.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Charlotte Cottam

Assault by beating of an emergency worker

September 30, 2021

Sentence: £500 fine, £100 compensation, £145 costs, £50 victim surcharge

At 4.25am on August 29, 2021, in Norfolk Street, King's Lynn, Charlotte Cottam pushed a female police officer who had intervened between her and a man she was arguing with, believing he was trying to burgle her home. She was squaring up to the male in a group and continued shouting after arrest.

Pleaded guilty to assault by beating of an emergency worker. Remorseful for reckless act. Highly intoxicated at the time.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Cane Harrison

Common assault of an emergency worker

September 30, 2021

Sentence: £500 fine, £100 compensation, £145 costs, £50 victim surcharge

In the early hours of August 29, 2021, in King's Lynn, Cane Harrison was ejected from Bar One Hundred and involved in a disturbance. Police attempted to disperse him, but he became agitated, required pepper spraying, threatened officers, and spat on an officer's leg during a search.

Admitted to common assault of an emergency worker and being drunk and disorderly. Became agitated after ejection from Bar One Hundred, threatened officers, and spat on an officer due to effects of PAVA spray.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Tommy Jennings

Racially aggravated intentional harassment and using threatening behaviour

July 29, 2021

Sentence: £275 fine, £100 compensation, £34 victim surcharge

On Boxing Day 2020, while being treated in an ambulance by paramedics after falling, Tommy Jennings, 21, of Westmark, King's Lynn, racially abused PC Mykola Nikolnikov, a Ukrainian-born officer who has lived in the UK for over 16 years and is a British citizen. Jennings swore and told the officer to go back to 'your own country', saying 'People coming over here, taking our jobs and telling us what to do.' The abuse continued at the hospital despite being told to stop. The officer was assisting to prevent Jennings from falling off the stretcher.

Pleaded guilty. Drunk at the time with little recollection of events. Apologised to the officer, ambulance crew, and hospital staff.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Alan Mitchell

Theft

July 15, 2021

Sentence: £50 fine and £70 costs

Alan Mitchell stole £98.79 worth of toiletries from Boots on June 7, 2021. He had previously received a conditional discharge in October for theft from Food Warehouse, which he breached. Mitchell, of Keeble Court, King's Lynn, informed the court he had been addicted to heroin for years but had been clean for 12 days and was on a methadone script.

Pleaded guilty to theft from Boots and breaching conditional discharge for prior theft from Food Warehouse. Acknowledged progress in overcoming drug habit.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Adam Kenna

Drunk and disorderly

July 1, 2021

Sentence: £100 fine, £105 costs, £34 victim surcharge

On May 28, 2021, just before midnight, drunken Adam Kenna walked in front of a moving police van on Bridge Street in Downham Market. When asked to get out of the road, he stuck his middle finger up at the officers, ran away when they stopped, and was subsequently stopped and shouted at them.

Pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly. Previous conviction for the same offence in 2018. Apologised to the court, stating 'I can’t explain why I did it.'

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

John Fallis

Failing to comply with firearms certificate requirements

July 1, 2021

Sentence: £300 fine, £250 costs, £34 victim surcharge

On August 13, 2020, police visited John Fallis's home in Church Close, Pentney, following a tip-off. They discovered live shotgun cartridges stored insecurely in a downstairs cabinet with keys in the lock, two upstairs cabinets that were insecure, and an open cardboard box in a bedside drawer. Fallis held a valid firearms certificate for air rifles and a shotgun, but failed to store the ammunition in compliance with its requirements. He did not respond to proceedings, leading to the case being proven in his absence.

Found guilty in absence for failing to comply with firearms certificate requirements. Ammunition forfeited.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Righteous Price

Motoring offences

June 25, 2021

Sentence: 26 weeks imprisonment and disqualified from driving for 5 years

Righteous Price from Marshland St James was convicted of multiple motoring offences after a faulty headlight or similar incident led to police intervention. He was sentenced following his guilty plea.

Irfan Ali

Possession of cannabis

June 24, 2021

Sentence: £50 fine and £34 victim surcharge

Irfan Ali, 38, of Lynn Street, Swaffham, was stopped by police in Lynn shortly after buying a quantity of cannabis, a class B drug. He admitted to officers that he smokes cannabis every day and had not wanted to be stopped knowing he possessed some.

Defendant stated he smokes cannabis every day and does not believe it should be illegal, intending to continue using it.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Robert O’Keefe

Being drunk and disorderly

June 17, 2021

Sentence: £115 fine for being drunk and disorderly and £75 for breaching the suspended sentence order, plus £105 costs and £34 victim surcharge

On May 23, 2021, just before 1am, Robert O’Keefe, 32, of White Road, Methwold, refused to leave The Bell Inn pub in Downham Market after a row. He ran from police officers, climbed over the pub wall, and was stopped in the car park. Slurring his words, he refused to calm down and continued shouting and swearing, leading to his arrest for being drunk and disorderly in a public place. This incident also breached a 26-week suspended sentence order from October 2020.

Pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly. Admitted breaching a 26-week suspended sentence imposed in October 2020. In mitigation, stated he intervened in an altercation involving a woman he was with, was assaulted himself, and was annoyed that police did not listen to his explanation. Denied running from officers.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Heacham Businesswoman

Drink-driving

May 22, 2021

Sentence: banned for 12 months

Heacham businesswoman sentenced for drink-driving days after killer of her husband released from jail.

Gaywood Drink-Driver

Drink-driving

May 21, 2021

Sentence: banned from driving for two years

Gaywood drink-driver's car rolled back in the road.

Maxine Jose

Driving while unfit through drink

May 20, 2021

Sentence: 12 months driving ban, £460 fine, £105 costs, £46 victim surcharge

On April 17, 2021, at around 4am in Lynn, 50-year-old Maxine Jose was observed swerving across centre lines while driving her vehicle. Police noted she appeared dishevelled with glazed eyes. A roadside breath test was positive, but she failed to provide a sample in custody. She had been at a friend's house and agreed to drive another unwell friend home despite still having alcohol in her system after limited sleep.

Pleaded guilty. Ban can be reduced with completion of a drink-driver rehabilitation course. Mitigating factors included taking an ill friend home after limited sleep and recent emotional distress from the release of her husband's killer.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Raimonda Burkauskaite

Causing unnecessary suffering to a dog and drink driving

May 20, 2021

Sentence: 30 months driving disqualification (reducible with course), 12-month community order with 100 hours unpaid work, 5 years disqualification from owning a dog, £50 costs to RSPCA, £95 victim surcharge

Raimonda Burkauskaite failed to seek veterinary treatment for her Yorkshire terrier dog Gucci's fractured front leg for six weeks after it was first noticed limping on April 10, 2021. Despite being advised by police of available charities like the RSPCA to help with the £1,000 treatment cost, she took no action, leading to the leg's amputation. The dog was seized by police around April 17, 2021, and renamed Freddie. Separately, on April 17, 2021, in Wisbech Road, she was arrested for drink-driving after being pulled over for erratic driving, recording 134 micrograms of alcohol per 100ml of breath (limit 35).

Pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to a dog and drink driving. In mitigation, solicitor noted financial difficulties on Universal Credit and depression for the drink-driving offence.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Unknown

Insurance charge

May 15, 2021

Sentence: driving ban

The man from West Norfolk was prosecuted for failing to pay a fixed penalty related to an insurance charge, leading to a court appearance where he received a driving ban.

Given for insurance charge. Had nearly six months to pay fixed penalty but failed to do so.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

West Norfolk Man

No insurance

May 15, 2021

Sentence: driving ban

West Norfolk man given driving ban for insurance charge.

Unnamed West Norfolk Man

No insurance

May 15, 2021

Sentence: driving ban

The man was prosecuted for an insurance charge after failing to pay a fixed penalty notice within nearly six months, leading to the case being brought to court.

Unnamed King's Lynn Man

Assault on emergency workers

May 10, 2021

Sentence: suspended prison term

The man spat on emergency workers while they were trying to help him. He had a prior prison sentence for similar offences last summer.

For spitting on emergency workers as they tried to help him. Previously went to prison for similar offences last summer.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

King's Lynn Man

Assault on emergency workers

May 10, 2021

Sentence: suspended prison term

King's Lynn man given suspended prison term for spitting on emergency workers as they tried to help him.

For spitting on emergency workers as they tried to help him. Had gone to prison for similar offences last summer.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Unnamed North Wootton Man

Criminal damage

May 7, 2021

Sentence: Not specified

The man used a baseball bat to attack a DJ's door in North Wootton because he was unhappy about the noise from music.

North Wootton Man

Criminal damage

May 7, 2021

Sentence: unknown

North Wootton man attacked DJ's door with a baseball bat.

Tibor Raduly

Drink-driving

May 6, 2021

Sentence: 18 months driving ban, £330 fine for drink-driving, £330 fine for no insurance

Tibor Raduly, 35, a factory team leader from Lansdowne Street, was driving a Vauxhall Astra erratically in Hardwick Road at about 00.20am on April 5, 2021, swerving multiple times into the oncoming lane while on his way to Tesco to buy more alcohol. He failed a roadside breath test and in custody blew 68 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, exceeding the legal limit of 35. He only held a provisional licence and was driving unsupervised, invalidating his insurance.

Pleaded guilty to drink-driving, having no insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. Ban can be reduced with completion of a rehabilitation course. Ordered to pay £105 costs and £66 victim surcharge. No separate penalty for the licence matter.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Rightoues Price

Driving while disqualified and having no insurance

April 23, 2021

Sentence: £250 fine and 6 penalty points for driving while disqualified; £150 fine for having no insurance

On April 7, 2021, at about 12.20pm, Rightoues Price drove a Vauxhall Astra with a missing rear window from a garage forecourt along St Paul’s Road South, Marshland St James. Police attempted to stop the vehicle but lost sight of it, estimating speeds up to 100mph. The car was later found, and Price was arrested at a caravan, still wearing the same clothing seen on CCTV. He was driving while disqualified and without insurance.

Pleaded guilty. Licence endorsed. Ordered to pay £105 costs and £40 victim surcharge. Disqualified from driving for six months in November 2020.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Paul Oneil

Using threatening words or behaviour to cause alarm or distress

April 22, 2021

Sentence: £120 fine, £105 costs, £34 victim surcharge

On October 13, 2020, Paul Oneil, who was looking after a neighbour's dog for a month, confronted the complainant in Fakenham town after seeing him sitting with a female at Costa. The pair, who had known each other for five years, argued about the dog. Oneil shouted and swore, threw the dog's lead towards the victim, and threw a punch in his direction that did not land. The complainant felt alarmed and distressed, worried the dog might run into the road, and no longer felt comfortable going out alone.

Pleaded guilty at earlier hearing. Accepted he was 'out of order' but denied throwing a punch that didn't land. Furious after seeing complainant enjoying himself while he was looking after the dog.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Kerrie Ann Umney

Possession of cocaine (class A) and ketamine (class B)

April 15, 2021

Sentence: 12-month conditional discharge, £122 costs and victim surcharge

On June 12, 2020, police executed a search warrant at Umney's address in Orchid Close, Downham. She passed some cocaine and 15 grams of ketamine to police, retrieved from her bra and purse. She stated the ketamine was given to her by Western to hold while he went out, and she picked up another amount from the kitchen to prevent access by a child.

Pleaded guilty. Drugs retrieved from bra and purse. Mitigator stated she reluctantly agreed to hold drugs for Western and was extremely sorry.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Luke Michael Western

Possession of ketamine (class B)

April 15, 2021

Sentence: £80 fine, £134 costs and victim surcharge

On June 12, 2020, during a police search at Umney's address in Orchid Close, Downham, where Western stayed some nights, 25 grams of ketamine was attributed to him. He gave the ketamine to Umney to hold while he went out for food and was arrested at a nearby property.

Admitted to possession. Mitigator stated he has stopped taking drugs as a result of the arrest and has learned his lesson.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Howard Gleave

Assault by beating an emergency worker

April 1, 2021

Sentence: £576 fine, £229 compensation, £58 victim surcharge, £105 costs

On February 24, 2021, Howard Gleave, a 64-year-old man from Burnham Market, assaulted a police officer by punching him in the face during an investigation into a possible Covid regulations breach at his second home on Woodside. The incident occurred after reports from neighbours prompted the officer's visit. Gleave, expecting police due to neighbour issues, goaded the officer about his size when warned of arrest for pushing his wife away. He resisted arrest, leading to a scuffle where the officer used PAVA spray and handcuffs, and the officer's Samsung watch was damaged.

Pleaded guilty to assault by beating an emergency worker. Mitigating factors included personal circumstances during Covid pandemic and a solitary blow. Apologised to the police officer in court.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Christopher Denman

Drink-driving

March 25, 2021

Sentence: Disqualified from driving for 16 months and fined £200 total, plus £105 costs and £34 victim surcharge

Christopher Denman rowed with his partner over the phone while driving from his workplace in Bury St Edmunds to his home in Swaffham. He stopped at a garage in Spalding, consumed Heineken lager and rum, knowing he would exceed the legal limit, and then drove on. On February 26, 2021, he applied his brakes too late, crashed his Audi A4 into a roundabout on the A47 at Constitution Hill, and was found with hazard lights on. A breath test showed 57 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, above the legal limit of 35.

Pleaded guilty to drink-driving and driving without due care and attention. Lost his job as a bus driver due to the charges.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Matthew Meierhofer

Drink-driving

March 25, 2021

Sentence: Fined £200 and disqualified from driving for 20 months

Matthew Meierhofer, a 36-year-old care worker from Wensum Way, Fakenham, caught Covid-19 and blamed himself for passing it to residents, resulting in four deaths. He went out drinking to cope with the guilt and a personal argument, then drove a Renault Clio while over the alcohol limit on February 27, 2021, in Holt Road, Fakenham, where he was stopped by police and failed a breath test, blowing 86 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.

Pleaded guilty to drink-driving and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. Was overwhelmed with guilt over Covid deaths in care home and had only a provisional licence.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Martin Fox

Shop theft

March 25, 2021

Sentence: 18-month community order with 20 rehabilitation activity requirement days, a thinking skills programme, a 12-month drug rehabilitation requirement, £200 fine, and £75 compensation

Martin Fox, 41, from King's Lynn, stole make-up and medicines from Boots in the town centre on four occasions in January, with amounts varying from £16 to more than £100, and the goods were recovered in some instances. On February 23, he stole make-up worth £156, which was also recovered. He was caught on these occasions and admitted to the thefts to fund his drug habit. Additionally, he breached coronavirus regulations by being outside his home without reasonable excuse on January 22 and violated a previous conditional discharge for possession of heroin.

Pleaded guilty to five counts of shop theft, breaching coronavirus regulations, and breaching a 12-month conditional discharge. Mitigation included a history of heroin use to fund his habit, with a significant gap in offending from 2007 until recently due to a relationship.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Paul Taylor

Drink-driving

March 14, 2021

Sentence: 38 months driving disqualification, £120 fine, £105 costs, and £34 victim surcharge

Paul Taylor was stopped by police in St Edmundsbury Road, King's Lynn, on February 5, 2021, after his Vauxhall Vectra drove over a mini-roundabout in Loke Road and continued briefly on the wrong side of the road. He failed a roadside breath test and provided a reading of 51 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath, exceeding the legal limit of 35 micrograms. He has a history of similar offences, including four outside the last ten-year period and another in 2013.

Pleaded guilty; can reduce ban by 38 weeks through a drink-driver rehabilitation course; has previous convictions including one in 2013; concerns raised about impact on his job as a forklift driver.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

Arune Plokstyte

Assault by beating an emergency worker

March 11, 2021

Sentence: Fined £200 for breach of coronavirus regulations, £180 for obstructing a police officer, £50 compensation to each of two assaulted officers, £143 in costs and victim surcharge

Arune Plokstyte attended a gathering at a neighbour’s flat in Hillington Square on January 24, breaching coronavirus regulations. Police arrived to issue a fixed penalty notice, but she refused to provide her details, obstructed an officer, and kicked two constables while shouting and swearing. She was arrested, and no injuries were reported to the officers, though she sustained facial bone fractures during the incident.

Pled guilty to all charges; apologised for her actions, attributing them to excessive drinking; had a prior conviction for assaulting emergency workers.

Sources: lynnnews.co.uk

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