Northampton Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 107 verdicts at Northampton Magistrates' Court (Northampton). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

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Shane Wright

Shoplifting *

Sentence

18 weeks imprisonment

Shane Wright (23), of Brunswick Place, Totton, targeted Morrisons in Spruce Drive and Aldi in Salisbury Road, stealing chocolate, meat and alcohol in seven thefts between 20 November and 26 December 2025.

Pleaded guilty to seven thefts. Ordered to pay £400 in compensation to the shops.

1 Jan 0001

Shaun Osgood

Drug-driving *

Sentence

15 months driving disqualification and 12-month community order with rehabilitation activity and 100 hours unpaid work

Shaun Osgood was caught driving a Vauxhall Combo van on Calmore Drive in Totton on 6th November 2024 with cocaine and cannabis in his system.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of drug-driving relating to offences involving cocaine (class A) and cannabis (class B). Aged 36, of Long Lane, Holbury.

1 Jan 0001

Shelly Thomas

Dog dangerously out of control causing injury *

Sentence

12-month community order with 100 hours unpaid work, £120 compensation, £199 court charges

Shelly Thomas owned a black shih tzu crossbreed named Bertie. On 30th March 2025, the dog was dangerously out of control on a street in the New Forest and injured a woman. Thomas admitted the offence.

Admitted the offence. A contingent destruction order was issued for the dog, Bertie, requiring it be kept under control as the judge was satisfied it posed no danger, noting no other incidents and the dog's temperament.

1 Jan 0001

Simon Knight

Harassment and illegal eviction *

Sentence

12 weeks' imprisonment suspended for 2 years, 16-week curfew between 8pm and 6am, £2,000 compensation, £8,490 costs, £115 victim surcharge

Simon Knight, a buy-to-let landlord, illegally evicted his tenant from a property on Langton Road in Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire, by changing the locks, preventing access to belongings and essential medication, removing the tenant’s bedroom door and bed, padlocking the communal bathroom door, disconnecting the power to the shower, and failing to repair the oven, washing machine, tumble dryer and kitchen extractor fan, without formally terminating the tenancy.

Convicted under the Protection from Eviction Act 1977 following a trial. Actions caused real hardship for the tenant.

1 Jan 0001

Thomas Nathan Amos

Theft from a shop and assault *

Sentence

18 weeks imprisonment

Thomas Nathan Amos stole items totalling over £2,500 from John Lewis within West Quay Shopping Centre in Southampton over three separate occasions between 4 and 9 August 2021. He was also found guilty of one count of assault.

Found guilty of three counts of theft from a shop and one count of assault. Eight weeks for new offences plus 10 weeks from activated suspended sentence. Ordered not to enter any John Lewis store in England and Wales until 16 August 2022.

1 Jan 0001

Tomasz Zielonka

Driving while unfit through drugs *

Sentence

12-month driving ban, fined £554

On May 17, Tomasz Zielonka, 32, from Southampton, crashed his Ford C-Max into a Mazda on Bassett Avenue around 7pm, hours after undergoing surgery requiring general anaesthetic. Released at 4.45pm, he ignored medical advice not to drive, felt dizzy and numb in his feet while driving after an argument with his girlfriend, and tests confirmed anaesthetic drugs in his system. No one was hurt in the collision.

Found guilty of driving while unfit through drugs. Must pay £620 in court costs and £55 victim surcharge.

1 Jan 0001

Troy France

Harassment *

Sentence

Two-year restraining order and 18-month community order with 150 hours unpaid work; £199 court charges

Troy France, of Brooks Close, Ringwood, sent a number of unwanted messages to a woman, committing the harassment offence between 1st April and 20th July 2024. The restraining order bans him from contacting the victim, with specified exceptions, and from entering Stanfield Road in Bournemouth.

Pleaded guilty to harassment offence.

1 Jan 0001

Vaidas Paliulis

Driving a motor vehicle while above the alcohol limit *

Sentence

2 year driving ban, fined £750 and ordered to pay £385 court charges

Vaidas Paliulis committed the offence of drink-driving on 17th May on the M27 at Fareham.

Pleaded guilty. Age 47, of Longstock Crescent, Totton.

1 Jan 0001

Stephen Cooper

Drink driving *

Sentence

Disqualified from driving for 17 months and fined £576

Stephen Cooper (41) of Marsh Lane, Christchurch, committed the drink driving offence in a Mercedes on Walcott Avenue on 18th April. Police arrested him earlier this year.

Ordered to pay court charges totalling £315. Admitted the offence.

1 Jan 0001

Stephen John Roberts

Failure to license a House in Multiple Occupation *

Sentence

Fined £10,300

Stephen John Roberts, landlord of 20A Bath Street, a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), failed to license the property, did not produce a valid electrical safety certificate, and did not maintain smoke alarms. He pleaded guilty and was fined a total of £10,300, comprising £4,000 for not licensing, £2,000 for failing to produce the electrical safety certificate, £3,300 for not maintaining smoke alarms, plus £600 costs and a £400 victim surcharge.

Pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including not licensing the property, failing to produce an electrical safety certificate, and not maintaining smoke alarms. Had a previous conviction for failing to license the property.

1 Jan 0001

Stephen Raikes

Burglary other than a dwelling (theft) *

Sentence

80 hours unpaid work, up to six rehabilitation activity requirement sessions, and £199 court charges

Stephen Raikes committed burglary other than a dwelling (theft) at Central Stores in Ringwood on 4th November 2024, stealing tobacco, snacks and drinks of unknown value. He also committed theft from the same store on 16th November 2024, taking scratch cards and energy drinks of unknown value.

Admitted one count of burglary other than a dwelling (theft) and one count of theft from a shop. Aged 31, of Trafalgar Square, Mudeford.

1 Jan 0001

Victoria Tracey Peters

Shoplifting *

Sentence

eight weeks imprisonment

Victoria Tracey Peters stole two bottles of whiskey valued at £64 from Marks and Spencer on St. Thomas Street in Lymington on Tuesday 2 November; produce and alcohol valued at approximately £40 from a Co-Operative petrol station on Wellworthy Road on Friday 12 November; and items totalling £50 from the same petrol station on Monday 15 November.

Aged 31, of Howard’s Mead, Pennington. Entered guilty plea.

1 Jan 0001

Vincent Stephen Petroccione

Shoplifting and breach of restraining order *

Sentence

28 weeks imprisonment

Vincent Stephen Petroccione breached his restraining order on 31 August by attending an address in Southampton and contacting a prohibited person (order only four weeks old). He also committed 12 thefts totalling more than £700 from Co-op stores in Netley and Southampton between 24 August and 18 September, stealing items including washing products, meat, food, candles, detergents, sausages, coffee, and air fresheners.

Pleaded guilty to breach of restraining order (14 weeks imprisonment) and several shoplifting offences. Also ordered to pay £187 victim surcharge.

1 Jan 0001

Waheed Safi

Using threatening / abusive words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress *

Sentence

2-year Criminal Behaviour Order

On Friday 13 November 2020, PCSOs on patrol in St Mary’s Street saw a group of people exceeding the maximum number of people allowed to gather under the Covid restrictions. One of the PCSOs approached the group to engage and explain the Covid rules however Safi started shouting abuse at him. Safi was charged and pleaded guilty to using threatening / abusive words or behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress at an earlier hearing in March 2021.

Pleaded guilty to a public order offence at an earlier hearing. Persistent offender involved in previous anti-social behaviour incidents. Order excludes him from entering a number of locations in Southampton city centre including St Marys Street, Kingsway, Brintons Road, St Andrews Road and New Road.

1 Jan 0001

Walter Hanshaw

Driving with cocaine in his system *

Sentence

17 months driving ban, £120 fine, 15 days rehabilitation

Walter Hanshaw (56), of Dinham Road, New Milton, drove a Ford Transit on Old Milton Road on 5th September 2024 with cocaine in his system.

Pleaded guilty.

1 Jan 0001

Wesley Mustapha

Exposure *

Sentence

18-month community order with 100 hours unpaid work

Wesley Mustapha, a drag performer who also uses the stage names Wezley Sebastian and Cassidy Connors, was observed pleasuring himself on a crowded train travelling from Bournemouth to Portsmouth on a Sunday morning. The carriage contained children as young as ten. Witnesses asked him to stop. He had been on a heavy night drinking in Bournemouth before boarding. He was arrested at Southampton Central on 29 January. At his trial, which he did not attend, he told officers that he was 'very liberal' about his body.

Pleaded not guilty to exposure but convicted in absentia. Required to register as a sex offender for five years. Ordered to pay £620 court costs and an £85 victim surcharge. Also admitted to possessing cannabis at time of arrest.

1 Jan 0001

Harvey Colbourn

Drink-driving *

Sentence

24 months driving disqualification, 12-month community order requiring rehabilitation activity and 100 hours unpaid work, £199 court charges

Harvey Colbourn (24), of Fairlea Road, was caught at the wheel while nearly three times the alcohol limit, drink-driving a vehicle on the A35 Lyndhurst Road on 9th November 2024.

Pleaded guilty.

1 Jan 0001

Ian Gregory

Drink driving *

Sentence

3 year driving disqualification and £120 fine

Ian Gregory, 49, of Briton Street, Southampton, was stopped by police on St John's Drive, Marchwood, on 25 May after a tip-off that he was driving drunk from the Pilgrim House pub. A roadside breath test revealed he was over the legal alcohol limit. He was arrested and later pleaded guilty to driving with excess alcohol. It was his third drink-driving offence; he had previously been banned for 20 months after twice being caught leaving the same pub in November 2014.

Pleaded guilty. Third drink-driving offence, having been caught twice before leaving the same pub in 2014. Also ordered to pay £85 court costs and a £30 victim surcharge.

1 Jan 0001

Damien John Holland

Common assault *

Sentence

12-month community order with 10 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, fined £120

Damien John Holland of Gordon Avenue in Southampton threw a bag of logs and wood at a shop worker on Bournemouth Road in Chandler’s Ford in the early hours of Saturday 27 November 2021 after being asked to leave the store due to being drunk and disorderly.

Also ordered to pay £150 compensation to victim, £95 victim surcharge and £85 court costs. Found guilty of common assault and possession of a Class B drug.

1 Jan 0001

Ellie Rawles

Assaulting police constables, assault by beating, possession of bladed article *

Sentence

3 months imprisonment suspended for 12 months

Ellie Rawles (21), of Shell Court, Marchwood, assaulted four police constables in Southampton on 17th January and Totton on 28th, assaulted a man by beating in Southampton on 21st January, and possessed a knife-shaped shard of broken glass over 9cm long in a public place.

Pleaded guilty to four counts of assaulting a police constable, assault by beating on a man, and possession of a bladed article. Electronically tagged for 3 months, rehabilitation activity required, £85 prosecution costs, shard of glass forfeited for destruction. District judge noted flagrant disregard for people, property, and court orders.

1 Jan 0001

Ellis Glynne

Going equipped for vehicle theft *

Sentence

4 months imprisonment

Ellis Glynne was driving a vehicle stopped by police at the junction of the A337 and A35 in Lyndhurst shortly before midnight on 23rd April. A stop search revealed a jamming device, walkie talkie, gloves, balaclavas, a car diagnostic tool and key.

Previously denied the charge but was found guilty. The Bench ruled only a custodial sentence could be justified as the offence was so serious. Ordered to forfeit the items for destruction.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Parker

Theft from a shop and breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

20 weeks imprisonment

Daniel Parker, 41, of Aldwick Close, Farnborough, stole food and red wine worth £63.70 from M&S at the BP fuel station on Prospect Road on 23 April and 24 April. The first theft occurred hours after he was handed a suspended sentence and three-year Criminal Behaviour Order at Basingstoke Magistrates Court for shoplifting at the same store. The Criminal Behaviour Order banned him from entering the fuel station and shop on Prospect Road and required him to place all items in baskets or trolleys and leave the premises if asked to do so. He was arrested, charged, pleaded guilty, and jailed.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of theft from a shop and breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order. Previously handed a suspended sentence and three-year Criminal Behaviour Order at Basingstoke Magistrates Court for shoplifting at the same store.

1 Jan 0001

Daniel Small

Throwing a missile and unlawfully entering the playing area *

Sentence

Fined £445 and three-year Football Banning Order

Daniel Small, 35, a Southampton season ticket holder from Wilman Way, caused chaos at St Mary’s Stadium during a derby against Portsmouth by throwing a lighter at winger Josh Murphy during a throw-in and then leaping over advertising boards from the Kingsland Stand to invade the pitch in the 38th minute, halting play.

Pleaded guilty to throwing a missile and unlawfully entering the playing area.

1 Jan 0001

David Cullen

Shoplifting, possession of class B drugs, and breach of criminal behaviour order *

Sentence

15 weeks imprisonment

David Cullen (35), of Dinham Road, New Milton, committed shoplifting, possessed a class B controlled substance, and breached a criminal behaviour order at Tesco Express on Station Road on 15th November 2025.

Pleaded guilty to shoplifting and possessing a class B controlled substance, as well as breaching a criminal behaviour order.

1 Jan 0001

Alan Lopez

Theft *

Sentence

six-month conditional discharge

Alan Lopez stole a large grey cushion in the shape of a cat’s paw and a turtle plushie valued at £45 in New Milton on 23rd December 2025.

Pleaded guilty to committing the theft. Ordered to pay £111 in court charges from his benefits.

1 Jan 0001

Albert Huzzey

Drug-driving *

Sentence

12 months driving ban, fined £500 and ordered to pay £285 costs

Albert Huzzey (32) of Bowerwood Road in Fordingbridge committed the offence while driving a VW Golf in Fordingbridge on 6 September 2024. A blood test revealed delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol – the principal psychoactive constituent of cannabis – in his system above the specified limit.

Pleaded guilty to one count of driving a motor vehicle with a proportion of a specified controlled drug above the specified limit.

1 Jan 0001

Adam Keith Parker

Disclosing private sexual photographs without consent with intent to cause distress *

Sentence

12 weeks imprisonment suspended for 12 months

Adam Keith Parker, 34 from Southampton, had access to the woman's online cloud storage account and sent a naked photo and another image of his victim wearing see-through items to her mother. He was reported to the police. The messages caused the woman massive anxiety and she sought PTSD assessment, feeling emotionally exhausted from his stalking of her account.

Pleaded guilty to disclosing private sexual photographs without consent with the intention of causing distress. Must complete 15 rehabilitation activity days, pay £500 compensation, £128 victim surcharge and £85 court costs. Subject to a restraining order for two years and three months. District Judge Peter Greenfield noted he intended to humiliate his victim.

1 Jan 0001

Adam Shannon

Theft *

Sentence

4 months imprisonment suspended for 18 months

On 14th February 2025, Adam Shannon jointly trespassed at Austen House, a specialist mental health unit at Loperwood, Calmore, and stole tools valued at £3,787. He admitted the offence. Southampton Magistrates Court ruled the offence was so serious that only a custodial sentence was justified, citing premeditation and breach of trust. He was handed a four-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months, ordered to pay £1,216.49 in compensation, and told to undergo rehabilitation activity.

Admitted the offence. Court found it premeditated and a breach of trust, but there was remorse and a realistic prospect of rehabilitation. Ordered to pay £1,216.49 compensation and undergo rehabilitation activity.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Bailey

Drink-driving *

Sentence

14 months driving ban, fined £600 and ordered to pay £325 court charges

Christopher Bailey committed a drink-driving offence on 9th October 2025 in Lymington by driving while over the legal alcohol limit.

Pleaded guilty to one count of drink-driving. Age 28, of Cordelia Close, Dibden.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Clark

Failing to provide a breath specimen *

Sentence

Fined £750, ordered to pay £385 costs, and disqualified from driving for 12 months

Christopher Clark, aged 33, of Barn Close Cottage, failed to provide a breath specimen on 23rd November 2025 in Southampton while suspected of having driven a vehicle involved in another offence. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced at Southampton Magistrates Court.

Pleaded guilty. Offence occurred while suspected of driving a vehicle involved in another offence.

1 Jan 0001

Christopher Doherty

Drink-driving, taking vehicle without consent, criminal damage, and failing to report an accident *

Sentence

29-month driving disqualification and 12-month community order with rehabilitation activity and 100 hours unpaid work

Christopher Doherty (58), of Cadnam Lane, drunkenly crashed and damaged a stolen Fiat 500, taking it without consent and causing less than £5,000 damage at Lyndhurst on 10th January. He was over three times the alcohol limit and failed to report the accident which also damaged a telegraph pole.

Pleaded guilty. Must pay £114 victim surcharge.

1 Jan 0001

Anna Cooper

Theft *

Sentence

10 weeks imprisonment

Anna Cooper stole coats valued at £2,010 from Cotswold Outdoor in Hedge End on 12th February 2024, jointly with others.

Pleaded guilty to theft. Offence committed while on bail and aggravated by previous record. No compensation ordered.

1 Jan 0001

Antony Alles

Sexual assault *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment suspended for two years

On 11th January 2025, Antony Alles deliberately targeted and sexually touched an 18-year-old woman without consent while she was trapped in a window seat on a bus in Southampton. The prolonged incident caused the victim long-term anxiety and fear. Alles, of Rumbridge Street, Totton, admitted the offence and was sentenced at Southampton Magistrates Court.

Admitted intentionally touching the victim without consent. Previous good character taken into account. Also ordered to pay £250 compensation, £272 court costs, register with police for 10 years, undergo rehabilitation activity, and subject to a two-year restraining order banning contact with the victim and use of Southampton city buses.

1 Jan 0001

Ashley Joseph Brown

Shoplifting *

Sentence

10 weeks imprisonment and £154 victim surcharge

Ashley Joseph Brown, of Dinham Road, New Milton, entered the Tesco store on Caird Avenue shortly before 10pm on September 14 and stole a fleece and jogging bottoms valued at £67.50 by putting them on over his clothing and leaving without paying. The following morning at 7.30am he returned and stole four boxes of Lego valued at £195.

Two shoplifting incidents at the same store. Concurrent 10-week sentence for second offence.

1 Jan 0001

Benjamin Shepard

Theft *

Sentence

4 months imprisonment suspended for 18 months

On 14th February 2025, Benjamin Shepard jointly trespassed at Austen House, a specialist mental health unit at Loperwood, Calmore, and stole tools valued at £3,787. He admitted the offence. Southampton Magistrates Court ruled the offence was so serious that only a custodial sentence was justified, citing premeditation and breach of trust. He was handed a four-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months, ordered to pay £1,216.49 in compensation, and told to undergo rehabilitation activity.

1 Jan 0001

Betsy-Jade King

Shoplifting and assault by beating *

Sentence

18-month community order with rehabilitation requirement

Betsy-Jade King stole over £1,500 worth of goods including meat, alcohol, chocolate and laundry products from stores such as Sainsbury’s Local and Tesco Express in Blackfield, One Stop in Hythe, Co-op in Totton, and others in and around Southampton over 18 months from August 2023 to January 2025. Three of the thefts were committed with another offender. She also committed assault by beating against a woman in Southampton on 12th July 2024.

Convicted of 26 shoplifting charges and one count of assault by beating. Ordered to pay £100 compensation for the assault, £100 for stealing meat and produce valued at £104.40 from Sainsbury's on 6th December 2024, and £75 for jointly stealing laundry products worth £76.50 from One Stop on 10th January.

1 Jan 0001

Brett Bradshaw

Possession of indecent images of children *

Sentence

Community order with 30 rehabilitation activity days

Brett Bradshaw, aged 43 from West Villa Road, Wellingborough, was found in possession of 28 indecent category C images of a child on 20 September 2022. He also deleted indecent images from a mobile device, breaching a sexual risk order issued by Northampton Magistrates' Court on 3 August 2022. He pleaded guilty to the offences and was sentenced at Northampton Magistrates' Court.

Pleaded guilty. Also placed on the sex offenders’ register for five years and a Sexual Harm Prevention Order imposed.

1 Jan 0001

Brian Glendinning

Stalking *

Sentence

25-month community order with 150 hours unpaid work, and a five-year restraining order

Brian Glendinning targeted a woman in Southampton between 18 October 2025 and 6 March 2026, causing her harassment. He was convicted of stalking and banned from contacting her directly or indirectly and from entering a street in Fawley.

Pleaded guilty. Also ordered to pay £199 in court charges.

1 Jan 0001

John Dorrity

Assault by beating *

Sentence

12-month community order with rehabilitation activity requirement

John Dorrity (40), of Emsworth Road, Lymington, assaulted a woman by beating in an incident in the town on 1st July 2024.

Changed plea to guilty. Also fined £200 and ordered to pay £514 in court charges.

1 Jan 0001

Jonjoe Whitfield

Breach of sexual harm prevention order *

Sentence

14 days imprisonment

Jonjoe Whitfield (35), of Foldsgate Close, Lyndhurst, admitted breaching a sexual harm prevention order by deleting images from WhatsApp on or before 1 April. The order had been imposed by St Albans Crown Court in August 2023. At Southampton Magistrates Court the bench ruled only a custodial sentence was justified given his disregard for court orders. He was also ordered to pay a £154 surcharge to victim support services.

Admitted deleting images from WhatsApp on or before 1 April in breach of order made by St Albans Crown Court in August 2023. Offence so serious only custody justified; showed disregard for court orders. Also ordered to pay £154 surcharge (deducted from benefits).

1 Jan 0001

James Lester

Failing to cooperate with a drug wipe test *

Sentence

£200 fine, £165 court costs, 4 penalty points

James Lester failed to cooperate with a police drug wipe test relating to a preliminary test at Southampton on 2nd January.

Pleaded guilty to the offence. Aged 37, of Boardwalk Way, Marchwood.

1 Jan 0001

Jamie Rostigina

Failing to comply with notification requirements *

Sentence

24 weeks imprisonment suspended for 12 months

Jamie Rostigina, a sex offender from New Milton, failed to disclose his online usernames on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Threads, and TikTok to the police as required by the Sexual Offences Act 2003. The offence took place on 8th November 2025. This was his second breach of notification requirements.

Pleaded guilty to failing to comply with notification requirements. This was his second breach. The magistrates considered a custodial sentence justified but suspended it as the offence was not sexually motivated, he was compliant with probation, and had a realistic prospect of rehabilitation. Also ordered to undergo rehabilitation activity and pay £85 costs.

1 Jan 0001

Joshua Hill

Theft *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment

Joshua Hill (24), of no fixed abode, stole £80-£100 in cash from Grounded cafe on New Bridge Road in Truro on 26th November 2025. He entered Morrisons Daily in Newquay as a trespasser with intent to steal on 9th December 2025, and possessed crack cocaine in Newquay on 6th December 2025.

Admitted theft of £80-£100 cash from Grounded cafe, trespassing at Morrisons Daily with intent to steal, and possession of crack cocaine. District judge ruled offences so serious that only a custodial sentence was justified, citing flagrant disregard for people and their property. Ordered to forfeit the drug for destruction.

1 Jan 0001

Juan De La Peyre

Drink-driving *

Sentence

17-month driving disqualification and fined £120

Juan De La Peyre (32), of Kingfisher Way, Lymington, a Ringwood motorist, was caught at the wheel while over the alcohol limit driving an Audi A3 on Wellworthy Road in Lymington on 2nd November 2024.

Pleaded guilty to drink-driving. Ordered to pay £131 in court charges.

1 Jan 0001

Les Cummings

Attempting to affect a result in the general election *

Sentence

Fined £500

Les Cummings, 66, stood for the Justice and Anti-Corruption Party and distributed an election leaflet pamphlet falsely stating 'Mike Hancock is a paedophile' about Portsmouth South MP Mike Hancock, including a picture of Mr Hancock with children and the words 'Would you let him get this close to your children?' Mr Hancock had strenuously denied the allegations. This was under the Representation of the People Act for the 2010 general election.

Convicted of attempting to affect a result in the general election by falsely claiming a Liberal Democrat MP was a paedophile.

1 Jan 0001

Leslie Winspear

Failing to comply with an Improvement Notice *

Sentence

Ordered to pay over £20,000 and Criminal Behaviour Order

Leslie Winspear, an 84-year-old rogue landlord in Corby, was found guilty of failing to comply with an Improvement Notice by renting out a property whilst in a state of disrepair. This is the second property that Winspear has been prosecuted for renting out in poor and dangerous conditions.

Found guilty of failing to comply with an Improvement Notice. Second property prosecuted for renting out in poor and dangerous conditions. The Criminal Behaviour Order prohibits letting premises subject to Prohibition or Improvement Notices, engaging in letting or management without an agent, using objected-to agents, and refusing or misleading local authority information requests.

1 Jan 0001

Liam Rice

Being concerned in the supply of cannabis *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years

Liam Rice, 22, of Bourne Lane, Woodlands, was voluntarily interviewed under caution following a warrant at a property on Bourne Lane on Tuesday 27 July last year, after officers received information concerning drug-related activity in the Woodland area of Totton. Officers seized a large quantity of Class B drugs – cannabis equivalent to approximately £32,500 street value – along with other drug-related paraphernalia.

Also ordered to undertake 240 hours of unpaid work, complete 20 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement (RAR) days, pay £85 court costs and £128 victim surcharge. Convicted of being concerned in the supply of cannabis.

1 Jan 0001

Max Willis

Driving with excess alcohol *

Sentence

Disqualified from driving for 2 years, fined £791 and ordered to pay £401 court charges

Max Willis (30) of Empress Road, Lyndhurst, committed the offence of driving a black BMW with excess alcohol in Lyndhurst on 7th December 2025. He appeared at Southampton Magistrates Court and pleaded guilty.

Pleaded guilty to one count of driving a motor vehicle with excess alcohol.

1 Jan 0001

Malachi Bates

Assaulting an emergency worker *

Sentence

16 weeks in jail and a further 8 weeks consecutively after activation of suspended sentence

Malachi Bates became obstructive, abusive and threatening towards venue staff at Pop World in Southampton on the evening of Tuesday 22 February after they requested he vacate the premises. Upon police arrival, he became aggressive and abusive towards officers, assaulting two police officers. The abuse continued while transported to Southampton General Hospital for treatment of a previous medical condition, where he was threatening towards hospital staff.

Pleaded guilty to both offences. Suspended sentence for a prior incident was activated.

1 Jan 0001

Malan Thachil

Drink driving and driving without a valid licence *

Sentence

12 months driving ban, fined £392, £85 costs, £157 surcharge

Malan Thachil was caught drink driving without a valid licence on the A338 in Ringwood on 12th October 2025.

Admitted the offences. Age 28, of Southampton Road.

1 Jan 0001

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Northampton Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Shane Wright

Shaun Osgood

Shelly Thomas

Simon Knight

Thomas Nathan Amos

Tomasz Zielonka

Troy France

Vaidas Paliulis

Stephen Cooper

Stephen John Roberts

Stephen Raikes

Victoria Tracey Peters

Vincent Stephen Petroccione

Waheed Safi

Walter Hanshaw

Wesley Mustapha

Harvey Colbourn

Ian Gregory

Damien John Holland

Ellie Rawles

Ellis Glynne

Daniel Parker

Daniel Small

David Cullen

Alan Lopez

Albert Huzzey

Adam Keith Parker

Adam Shannon

Christopher Bailey

Christopher Clark

Christopher Doherty

Anna Cooper

Antony Alles

Ashley Joseph Brown

Benjamin Shepard

Betsy-Jade King

Brett Bradshaw

Brian Glendinning

John Dorrity

Jonjoe Whitfield

James Lester

Jamie Rostigina

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