Nottingham Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 57 verdicts at Nottingham Magistrates' Court (Nottingham, Nottingham). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

March 2026 1 case

Reece Wheat

Burglary *

Sentence

2.5 years imprisonment

Reece Wheat, 29, of Coach Road, Ripley, Derbyshire, committed multiple burglaries and thefts in Nottingham between October 26 and December 12, 2025. He broke into two bars on November 28 and December 1, 2025, stealing thousands of pounds in cash and valuables while drinking Red Bull cans left at the scenes. He was caught attempting a third burglary on December 12, 2025, and linked to five additional shop and business burglaries between November 25 and December 11, 2025, involving cash, alcohol, and high-value scooters. He also committed two thefts at a Nottingham city centre store on October 26, 2025.

Pleaded guilty to all offences. Linked to crimes via DNA on discarded Red Bull cans and CCTV footage.

6 Mar 2026

February 2026 1 case

Tristan Fretwell

Assault by beating *

Sentence

14 weeks imprisonment and £250 compensation

Tristan Fretwell approached a woman in her 20s from behind and punched her in the mouth while she was walking with her partner and a friend in Milton Street, Nottingham city centre, on February 6, 2026. The unprovoked attack caused her to fall backwards to the ground. The victim had been in Nottingham to see her favourite band, turning what should have been an enjoyable evening into a traumatic experience.

Pleaded guilty to assault by beating. Was very intoxicated at the time of the incident and expressed disgust with himself after viewing CCTV footage, asking officers to apologise to the victim.

9 Feb 2026

January 2026 3 cases

Lauren Bardill

Opening the door of a vehicle so as to injure or endanger a person *

Sentence

£160 fine, £85 prosecution costs, £64 victim surcharge

On the evening of June 5, 2025, in Ridgeway, Top Valley, Nottingham, 31-year-old Lauren Bardill parked her Mercedes car and opened the door without seeing 54-year-old Scott Catton riding an e-scooter behind her. The door clipped the e-scooter, causing Catton to fall and hit his head on the road, resulting in catastrophic injuries. He was not wearing a helmet, was over the legal alcohol limit, and had cocaine in his system. Catton never regained consciousness and died in hospital four days later after life support was switched off, two days before his wedding.

Pleaded guilty through her solicitor. Did not attend the sentencing hearing. Charged with the offence of opening the door of a vehicle so as to injure or endanger a person. Defendant believed she would face a manslaughter charge but was remorseful, stating she did not see the victim due to a blind spot.

9 Jan 2026

Jamie Holloway

Theft and assault *

Sentence

48 weeks imprisonment

Jamie Holloway, 24, from Rolleston Drive in Nottingham, stole from a tip jar at a Costa Coffee in Mansfield on July 28, 2025, and assaulted a female staff member who tried to stop him. On November 28, 2025, he stole cheese and biscuits from several businesses in Mansfield.

Pleaded guilty to three counts of theft. Extensive history of shoplifting offences. Subject to a Criminal Behaviour Order for three years banning him from various shops in Mansfield, including all Greggs, Costa, Aldi, B&M, St Peter's Retail Park, specific Asda, Superdrug, Costcutter branches, and Essar Service Station. Ordered to pay compensation.

8 Jan 2026

Jayden Marriott

Vehicle interference *

Sentence

3 weeks imprisonment

Jayden Marriott, aged 23, of Bestwood Road, Bulwell, had just been released from prison when he was caught on camera trying and failing to open the doors to two cars in Bestwood shortly after 3am on Sunday, January 4, 2026. He was found hiding in a bush with a cigarette in his mouth in freezing weather and detained by a dog handler. He repeatedly claimed he was just trying to get some sleep.

Pleaded guilty to vehicle interference. Claimed he was trying to sleep but was caught on camera attempting to open car doors.

5 Jan 2026

December 2025 4 cases

Tom Hollis

Criminal damage *

Sentence

pay costs of nearly £1,800

Nottinghamshire councillor Tom Hollis committed criminal damage by evicting sheep, leading to his conviction and financial penalty.

Guilty of criminal damage after evicting sheep; facing calls to step down as councillor.

18 Dec 2025

Nathan Mccarthy

Burglary *

Sentence

jailed

Nathan McCarthy committed burglary while drunk, hid in a bush, and was arrested after making excuses to police.

Drunk burglar who hid in a bush and claimed 'my mate made me do it'; said he cannot remember the incident due to drinking.

15 Dec 2025

Kieron Kennerdale

Burglary *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

On July 18, 2025, Kieron Kennerdale broke into a flat off Southchurch Drive in Clifton by smashing a window. He intimidated the resident, demanding to know where money was kept, then took a wad of cash and fled. Blood left at the scene linked him to the crime. He fled to Jamaica on July 29, 2025, on a one-way flight but was arrested by officers at Gatwick Airport on December 9, 2025, upon his return.

Pleaded guilty to burglary. Prolific offender with a criminal history showing no respect for authority or the justice system. Fled to Jamaica after the crime but was arrested upon return.

10 Dec 2025

Gemma Swindell

Shoplifting *

Sentence

13 months imprisonment

Gemma Swindell, 39, of The Wells Road, Nottingham, admitted eight shoplifting offences across the city centre, five at the Victoria Centre, at a hearing on December 1, 2025. She was given a three-year ban from the Victoria Centre but breached it two days later by entering the centre and committing a further shop theft at Sainsbury’s Local in Clumber Street.

Pleaded guilty to breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order and shop theft. Has more than 31 previous convictions for 104 offences, mostly shop thefts.

6 Dec 2025

November 2025 6 cases

Aaron Kelly

Shoplifting *

Sentence

52 weeks imprisonment

Aaron Kelly, 36, of Eddleston Drive, Nottingham, repeatedly breached a Criminal Behaviour Order banning him from stores in south Nottingham and West Bridgford. He continued shoplifting sweets, chocolate, and other items from shelves in October and November 2025, captured on CCTV. His relentless offending targeted shop staff, leading to his arrest by Nottinghamshire Police.

Pleaded guilty to 16 counts of shoplifting, 11 breaches of a Criminal Behaviour Order, threatening behaviour, possession of heroin and two counts of possession of a class B drug. Persistent offender who tormented shop staff.

24 Nov 2025

David Tainton

Shop theft *

Sentence

26 weeks imprisonment

David Tainton, aged 46 and of no fixed abode, committed a string of shop thefts from multiple locations, including the Co-op on Sneinton Dale and the BP Garage on Daleside Road, between August and October 2025. Kitchen knives, heroin and cocaine were found in his rucksack when police stopped him. He was identified as responsible for the offences and arrested after extensive searches.

Pleaded guilty to a series of shop thefts between August and October 2025, two counts of possession of a knife in a public place, two counts of possession of a Class A drug, 15 counts of shop theft and one of criminal damage. Criminal Behaviour Order imposed banning him from the Co-op on Sneinton Dale and the BP Garage on Daleside Road for 12 years.

18 Nov 2025

Ashley Lawrence

Burglary *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment

Ashley Lawrence, 37, of no fixed address, broke into Gray & Bull Opticians in Nottingham city centre shortly after 5am on November 5, 2025, using his body weight to smash the glass door as recorded on CCTV. He stole numerous pairs of high-value sunglasses and glasses frames worth approximately £15,000. He was arrested on November 8, 2025, after a staff member spotted him loitering near the shop on Pelham Street. Police chased him as he attempted to hide in a large commercial refuse bin next to St Peter’s Church in St Peter's Gate, guided by members of the public.

Admitted the offence. Persistent offender with numerous convictions for theft-related offences since 2022, including shoplifting resulting in prior custodial sentences. Wanted on recall to prison.

10 Nov 2025

Laighton Thompson

Theft *

Sentence

imprisonment

Laighton Thompson was caught on CCTV smashing a window and stealing beer from a Heron Foods store in St Ann's twice within 10 minutes, leading to his quick arrest and subsequent jailing.

Caught on CCTV smashing window and stealing beer from Heron Foods twice in 10 minutes

7 Nov 2025

Joao Braga

Driving offences *

Sentence

imprisonment

Joao Braga collided with a parked car on Southey Street in Radford while officers were attending an unrelated incident, refused to take drink and drug tests, leading to his jailing.

Refused drink and drug tests after crashing into parked car on Southey Street, Radford; facing serious consequences

7 Nov 2025

Pete Lilly

Indecent exposure *

Sentence

imprisonment

Pete Lilly, wearing a hi-vis jacket, was caught exposing himself on the Forest Recreation Ground in Nottingham at 6am on a Sunday morning, directly opposite Nottingham High School.

Caught exposing himself on Forest Recreation Ground at 6am on a Sunday morning opposite Nottingham High School

7 Nov 2025

October 2025 2 cases

Jack Newcombe

Shoplifting *

Sentence

Banned from multiple stores

Jack Newcombe, 35, received a ban from multiple stores after persistent shoplifting but continued his spree, affecting various Nottingham stores.

Flouted court order to continue shoplifting spree; described as a 'persistent blight' on Nottingham stores including West Bridgford Co-op.

18 Oct 2025

Lee Revel

Shop Theft *

Sentence

20 weeks imprisonment

Lee Revel targeted the Tesco supermarket on Mansfield Road, Blidworth, 10 times between August 16 and October 3, 2025, stealing crates of beer, packs of meat, fizzy drinks, and sandwiches. He was identified through CCTV footage and local police knowledge, arrested on October 9, 2025, and charged with 10 shop thefts.

Pleaded guilty to 10 counts of shop theft. No fixed address.

10 Oct 2025

September 2025 9 cases

Mustafa Khamis

Drunk and disorderly *

Sentence

£40 fine, £16 victim surcharge, and £85 prosecution costs, totaling £141

On September 4, 2025, Mustafa Khamis was reported to be standing in the middle of Forest Road West, appearing drunk and disruptive. Police attended the scene, found him inebriated and incoherent, and arrested him to prevent him from endangering himself or others in the road.

Pleaded guilty to the offence and attempted to negotiate the fine down to £100, stating he was extremely drunk and could not remember the events.

28 Sep 2025

Jordon King

Shoplifting *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment and ordered to pay back the costs

Jordon King, aged 29 and of no fixed address, stole items such as cheese, chocolate, meat products, and laundry products from various stores in Radford, Lenton in Nottingham, and Ripley in Derbyshire on multiple occasions between August 3 and September 16, 2025. He was identified via CCTV footage provided by store staff, leading to his arrest after another theft on September 16, 2025.

Pleaded guilty to 24 counts of shop theft. He is well-known for shoplifting and was easily identified by staff and police.

17 Sep 2025

Not Stated

Religiously aggravated public order offence *

Sentence

Two weeks in custody for religiously aggravated offence

On 13 June 2025, the defendant was challenged about his rail fare and prevented from boarding a train at Newstead Railway Station. He responded by becoming religiously abusive towards a member of railway staff.

Pleaded guilty to all offences. Uplifted from one week to reflect the hate crime element. Ordered to pay compensation to the victim.

16 Sep 2025

Joshua Harte

Theft *

Sentence

8 weeks imprisonment

Joshua Harte, 26, of no fixed address, was caught on CCTV stealing multiple items, including stuffing packs of meat down his trousers at a Sainsbury's Local store in Newcastle Avenue, Worksop, on September 13. Earlier that day, he stole meat and washing detergent from another shop on Retford Road. He was spotted and arrested by officers near the canal shortly after the offences.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of theft. Has multiple prior theft convictions. PC Laura Marriott noted that he is a prolific offender and hoped he would change his ways.

15 Sep 2025

Nakeel Senior-Thompson

Possessing a bladed article *

Sentence

Six months imprisonment, suspended for 24 months, and 100 hours of unpaid work

Nakeel Senior-Thompson was spotted speeding in his car in Radford on September 12, 2025. He ignored police orders to stop, leading to a chase where he abandoned his vehicle and fled on foot through gardens, attempting to hide a lock knife in his waistband. He was apprehended by armed officers.

Pleaded guilty to possessing a bladed article in public, driving without due care and attention, failing to stop, and other driving offences. Officers seized the knife during the pursuit.

15 Sep 2025

Lee Horsley

Causing death by careless driving *

Sentence

Disqualified from driving and awaiting sentencing

Lee Horsley was involved in a road traffic incident on the A614 Old Rufford Road in Farnsfield on September 12, 2023, which resulted in the death of Sarah Fensom three days later. The incident involved careless driving, leading to charges against Horsley.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by careless or inconsiderate driving; case sent for sentencing with a pre-sentence report requested.

11 Sep 2025

John Chattin

Breaching Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

eight weeks imprisonment

John Chattin, 37, of no fixed abode, was subject to a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order that banned him from large parts of Nottingham city centre due to his persistent offending. He was spotted in the excluded area on September 7, arrested, and appeared at court on September 10, where he was sentenced for breaching the order.

Breached a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order by entering a banned area. Has prior convictions for robbery, theft, assault, and possession of Class A drugs. Police noted his blatant disregard for the law and refusal to engage with support.

10 Sep 2025

Ailee Mullins

Shop theft *

Sentence

14 weeks imprisonment, suspended for 12 months

Ailee Mullins was involved in multiple shop thefts in Arnold and Daybrook during August and September. She attempted to steal laundry products from a store in Front Street, Arnold, on September 8, leading to her arrest by police for a series of offences.

Pleaded guilty to eight counts of shop theft. A Criminal Behaviour Order was imposed for three years.

10 Sep 2025

Mark Reaston

Breach of statutory notices *

Sentence

£3931.40 fine

Mark Reaston allowed three prominent properties on The Green in Ruddington, part of the Ruddington Conservation Area, to deteriorate for approximately 30 years despite receiving statutory notices from Rushcliffe Borough Council in May 2023 instructing him to make improvements within six months. His failure to comply led to prosecution, with the properties contributing to issues such as vandalism, anti-social behaviour, and reduced property values in the local area.

Found guilty of 15 counts of failing to comply with statutory notices. The properties had been left in disrepair for nearly 30 years, causing significant detrimental effects on the community, and he was described as wilfully non-compliant and negligent.

3 Sep 2025

August 2025 9 cases

Richard Shelton

Possessing a knife in public *

Sentence

2 months imprisonment, suspended for 12 months

Richard Shelton, 33, of Eastern Court, Newark, was spotted carrying a hunting knife near a pub in Fiskerton. He jumped into the River Trent to evade police, discarded the knife, and was detained on August 6. Officers crossed the river with help from a boat owner to apprehend him. He did not threaten anyone with the weapon.

Pleaded guilty. Sergeant Kate Taylor thanked the public for their assistance during the incident.

28 Aug 2025

Valdir Joao

Possession of a blade in a public place *

Sentence

six months imprisonment

Valdir Joao was banging on the windows of a property on Dunstan Street, Netherfield, at around 3.45am on Saturday, August 23, 2025. Police found and detained him, discovering a hunting knife in his waistband and a lock knife in his pocket. He was charged and the weapons were seized and will be destroyed.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession of a blade in a public place.

25 Aug 2025

Claire Dziubek

Causing unnecessary suffering to animals *

Sentence

17 weeks suspended imprisonment, 10-year ban on keeping animals, 15 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, £500 costs, and £154 victim surcharge

Claire Dziubek caused unnecessary suffering to three dogs by neglecting their health, leading to them being underweight and unhealthy. The incident involved RSPCA visiting her house on Dovedale Circle, Ilkeston, where the dogs were found with faeces in the garden and visible signs of malnutrition. One dog, Bindi, died, while the others, Teddy and Gypsy, were taken into RSPCA care and rehomed after recovery.

Pleaded guilty to one offence under the Animal Welfare Act. Not deliberately cruel but failed to seek veterinary help.

18 Aug 2025

Alan Smith

Breach of Community Protection Order *

Sentence

5 months imprisonment

Alan Smith, of Selwyn Street, Mansfield, was subject to a Community Protection Order banning him from Mansfield town centre due to prior incidents of assaulting a police officer and engaging in drunk and disorderly behaviour. On August 14, 2025, he breached this order by being spotted in a pub in the town's Market Square, leading to his arrest and subsequent sentencing.

Breached Community Protection Order by entering banned area in Mansfield town centre; previously spared jail for assaulting a police officer and being drunk and disorderly.

15 Aug 2025

Liam Newton

Shoplifting *

Sentence

10 weeks imprisonment

Liam Newton, 31, of Wendling Gardens, Arnold, attempted to steal bottles of wine from the Co-op on Beckhampton Road in Bestwood on August 11. This was his sixth offence at the store, and he was caught red-handed by police and shop staff.

Pleaded guilty to six counts of shop theft. Has a history of shoplifting and was apprehended while trying to steal from the Co-op.

13 Aug 2025

Stacey Blackham

Theft *

Sentence

Community order with 5 rehabilitation activity requirement days

Stacey Blackham, 39, of no fixed address, attempted to steal nearly £100 worth of meat from the Co-op on Beckhampton Road in Bestwood. She was caught and arrested shortly after.

Pleaded guilty to theft. Warned that failure to comply could result in a prison sentence.

13 Aug 2025

Wayne Lee

Shoplifting *

Sentence

6 weeks imprisonment

Wayne Lee, 55, of Chatsworth Drive, Hucknall, tried to steal handfuls of chocolate bars from the Co-op on Beckhampton Road in Bestwood on August 12. He had previously targeted a shop in Hucknall the day before.

Admitted to two thefts, including one at the Co-op in Bestwood and another in Hucknall. He was wanted for the previous theft.

13 Aug 2025

Stephen Hind

Common Assault *

Sentence

4 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years for common assault, 6 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years for exposure, and £50 compensation

Stephen Hind attempted to steal two bottles of wine from a supermarket in Hyson Green. He was intercepted by security guards, refused to pay, became aggressive, swore at customers and staff, fell asleep, attempted to punch a security guard, chased the guard back inside the store causing fear of violence, exposed himself in public view, and urinated on a rubbish bin at the store's entrance. The incident occurred on July 22.

Pleaded guilty to theft from a shop, being drunk and disorderly, common assault, and exposure.

12 Aug 2025

Jerome Banton

Antisocial Behaviour *

Sentence

Two-year ban from Nottingham city centre

Jerome Banton, 40, of Radford Boulevard, Nottingham, committed over 18 offences in five months, including assaults, shoplifting incidents, and being drunk and disorderly in public places, primarily in and around Old Market Square. His actions disrupted the city centre and impacted police resources.

Police applied for a Criminal Behaviour Order due to ongoing antisocial behaviour causing harassment, alarm, and distress in the city centre. The defendant was well-known for repeated offences affecting local businesses and visitors.

8 Aug 2025

July 2025 9 cases

David Kirby

Speeding *

Sentence

Disqualified from driving for six months

David Kirby amassed 12 points on his driving licence for speeding offences and appeared in court to argue against disqualification, stating he needed his licence for family responsibilities including transporting children.

Argued exceptional hardship due to caring for his daughters' children but was unsuccessful; he had amassed 12 points on his licence for speeding.

17 Jul 2025

Garry Pride

Speeding *

Sentence

Fined £950, £120 costs, £380 victim surcharge, and six penalty points

Garry Pride was caught speeding at 85mph in a 50mph limit on the A610 Eastwood bypass on October 27, 2024, while riding his Honda motorcycle on his way to meet a friend in Matlock. This was described as his last ride of the year before storing his bike for winter.

Admitted the speeding offence; his solicitor noted he is a self-employed surveyor and civil engineer desperate to avoid disqualification, with no points since 2018, and he supports his daughter financially.

17 Jul 2025

Stuart Hind

Speeding *

Sentence

6 months driving disqualification, £200 fine, £80 victim surcharge, and £120 costs

PC Stuart Hind was caught speeding at 37mph in a 30mph zone on Buxton Road, Stockport, on October 4. He already had nine penalty points from two previous speeding offences, which would lead to an automatic disqualification upon receiving three more points. Despite his pleas to avoid a ban, magistrates imposed the disqualification, citing no exceptional hardship.

Pleaded exceptional hardship due to potential impact on his job as a police officer, including training student officers and attending court, but magistrates did not accept this argument.

17 Jul 2025

Tomasz Kempa

Speeding *

Sentence

Disqualified from driving for six months, fined £80, £120 costs, and £32 victim surcharge

Tomasz Kempa was caught speeding at 67mph in a 50mph zone on the southbound M1 through Nottinghamshire on September 8, 2024, adding to his existing 12 points on his licence from previous speeding offences.

Argued exceptional hardship due to his studies at Coventry University and work as a mobile masseuse, which required travel, but his plea was unsuccessful.

17 Jul 2025

Willy Boly

Failing to provide driver information *

Sentence

Fined £660, ordered to pay £120 prosecution costs and £264 victim surcharge, and six penalty points on licence

Willy Boly, an Ivory Coast international and Nottingham Forest player, was involved in a driving-related offence where he failed to provide information about the driver of a Land Rover alleged to have committed an offence. He was sent a letter about the prosecution but did not respond, leading to his conviction.

Did not appear in court; convicted earlier for failing to provide information relating to the identification of a driver alleged to be guilty of an offence.

17 Jul 2025

Tony Matkin

Theft *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment

Tony Matkin, 36, of Lowton Street, Worksop, stole plants from Asda on Memorial Avenue on June 25 as part of a string of thefts in Worksop town centre. He was on police radar due to previous offences and was arrested while patrolling the town centre.

Pleaded guilty to one count of theft. This sentence included four months from a previous suspended sentence and two months for this offence; he had four prior shoplifting offences and one count of vagrancy.

11 Jul 2025

Emma Caterer

Theft *

Sentence

1 year conditional discharge and ordered to pay back the cost of stolen items

Emma Caterer, 41, of Gateford Road, Worksop, stole an array of items including clothes, make-up, and home products during five thefts in Worksop town centre. She was recognised through CCTV by Bassetlaw District Council while walking in the town centre on July 9, leading to her arrest two days later.

Pleaded guilty to theft.

11 Jul 2025

Neil Shackleton

Drink-driving *

Sentence

Driving ban for 3 years and 6 months, 40 hours of unpaid work, and 80 days alcohol abstinence

Neil Shackleton was more than two times over the legal alcohol limit when he lost control of his car on Mattersey Road in Mattersey, near Retford, on June 10, 2025, and collided with a police vehicle. No one was harmed in the incident.

Pleaded guilty. Aged 48 and from Retford Road, Mattersey.

9 Jul 2025

Stephen Peacock

Shop theft *

Sentence

16 weeks imprisonment

Stephen Peacock stole a mixture of meat and clothes during four shop thefts in Newark between May 28 and June 30, 2025. He was recognised by police while walking through the town centre and subsequently arrested.

Admitted to five counts of shop theft. He was a prolific thief who stole from stores in Newark.

5 Jul 2025

June 2025 3 cases

Ellis Bishop

Burglary *

Sentence

26 weeks imprisonment

Ellis Bishop assisted in a burglary at Footlocker in Clumber Street, Nottingham city centre, on May 13, where he and an accomplice stole clothing and trainers worth thousands of pounds, hid them in wheelie bins, and dragged them through the streets. He was also responsible for three additional shop thefts on May 27, June 15, and June 20, which included stealing the bins themselves. He was identified via distinctive tattoos and charged accordingly.

Admitted to charges of burglary and four counts of shop theft at court.

30 Jun 2025

Barry Newman

Breach of Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 *

Sentence

12 months imprisonment suspended for two years, 240 hours of unpaid work, and £2,000 costs

Barry Newman, as the sole trader of Foster Brother Builders, was contracted to perform refurbishment works at a property on Commercial Road, Bulwell. On November 22, 2022, he placed a faulty portable space heater connected to a propane gas cylinder in the property's cellar to dry out damp, despite manufacturer instructions requiring well-ventilated areas and prohibiting underground use. This resulted in a gas explosion due to a leak, causing severe burn injuries to a 51-year-old man's hands, legs, face, and scalp, and extensive damage to the property. An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive found that Newman failed to conduct a risk assessment and used unsuitable equipment.

Pleaded guilty to breaching Regulation 4(3) of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998. HSE Inspector Roy Poulter commented on the seriousness of the injuries and the need for proper risk assessments in the building trade.

19 Jun 2025

Luke Pywell

Shop Theft *

Sentence

56 weeks imprisonment

Luke Pywell, aged 37, used a brick to smash through the door of a Subway store in Bridge Place, Worksop, on April 18, 2025, and stole money from the till and food from behind the counter. On April 23, 2025, he entered B&M Bargains in the same area and stole dog food and treats. He was identified through CCTV footage as he was wearing the same shorts and trainers during the incidents, and a search of his home uncovered items used in the crimes.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of shop theft. Ordered to pay £470 in compensation and £187 victim surcharge. Previously suspended sentence activated.

18 Jun 2025

May 2025 1 case

Morgan Gibbs-White

Speeding *

Sentence

Banned from driving for six months and fined £5,704

Morgan Gibbs-White exceeded the speed limit six times on the A52 between December 2024 and February 2025. He appeared in court and was sentenced for these driving offences.

Pleaded guilty to exceeding the speed limit six times. Ordered to pay the court's costs and a surcharge.

12 May 2025

September 2024 2 cases

Nicholas Jones

Computer Misuse *

Sentence

a fine

Former detective Constable Nicholas Jones breached standards of professional behaviour by causing a computer to perform a function with intent to secure unauthorised access, under section 1(1) of the Computer Misuse Act 1990. This occurred while he was employed by Lincolnshire Police.

Pleaded guilty to an offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990. He was a former detective constable stationed at Lincolnshire Police headquarters and resigned in October 2024. The conduct is alleged to amount to gross misconduct.

26 Sep 2024

Connor Bingham

Harassment without violence *

Sentence

£180 fine, £85 costs, £72 surcharge, and a two-year restraining order

Connor Bingham harassed his former partner with unwanted phone calls and texts between January 12 and February 24, 2024, after their four-month relationship ended in January. The harassment involved non-stop calls where he called names or remained silent, and texts asking, 'Why would you do this?' The victim reported that the behaviour triggered anxiety, made him feel constantly watched, and caused caution in public areas.

Admitted harassment without violence. Has no previous convictions, diagnosed with autism and ADHD, and was coping with the deaths of a relative and a pet at the time. Defence noted the relationship was short-lived and there has been no contact since.

4 Sep 2024

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Nottingham Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Reece Wheat

Tristan Fretwell

Lauren Bardill

Jamie Holloway

Jayden Marriott

Tom Hollis

Nathan Mccarthy

Kieron Kennerdale

Gemma Swindell

Aaron Kelly

David Tainton

Ashley Lawrence

Laighton Thompson

Joao Braga

Pete Lilly

Jack Newcombe

Lee Revel

Mustafa Khamis

Jordon King

Not Stated

Joshua Harte

Nakeel Senior-Thompson

Lee Horsley

John Chattin

Ailee Mullins

Mark Reaston

Richard Shelton

Valdir Joao

Claire Dziubek

Alan Smith

Liam Newton

Stacey Blackham

Wayne Lee

Stephen Hind

Jerome Banton

David Kirby

Garry Pride

Stuart Hind

Tomasz Kempa

Willy Boly

Tony Matkin

Emma Caterer

Neil Shackleton

Stephen Peacock

Ellis Bishop

Barry Newman

Luke Pywell

Morgan Gibbs-White

Nicholas Jones

Connor Bingham

About Nottingham Magistrates' Court

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