Stratford Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 4 verdicts at Stratford Magistrates' Court (London). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

October 2024 1 case

Eugene Kyere-Diabour

Driving without due care and attention, driving while uninsured, and driving without a licence *

Sentence

Fined £675, ordered to pay £150 costs and a £277 victim surcharge, and six penalty points

On November 22, 2023, while filming on a set in Carlow Street, Camden, north London, Eugene Kyere-Diabour, acting as the driver of a 1990s Rolls Royce, accidentally accelerated instead of braking during a scene, striking cinematographer Matt Perren with the camera and pinning him under the vehicle. The incident caused severe injuries to Perren, including a broken collar bone and ribs. Kyere-Diabour did not have a valid driving licence, was uninsured, and drove without due care.

Pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention, driving while uninsured, and not having a licence to drive the Rolls Royce.

1 Oct 2024

May 2024 1 case

Koyaz Hussain

Failure to give information to police *

Sentence

Banned from driving for 1 year and fined £660

Koyaz Hussain failed to give information relating to the identification of a BMW driver accused of offences in Billericay on October 30 and 31, 2023.

Offences proved via single justice procedure; also ordered to pay £110 in prosecution costs.

1 May 2024

March 2024 1 case

Not Stated

Recklessly causing a public nuisance *

Sentence

8-month detention and training order

On 1 March 2024, the boy threw a 15kg heavy blue chair (described as a sofa or stool worth £500) 50ft off the second floor balcony of Westfield shopping centre in Stratford, east London, as part of a social media prank. The chair narrowly missed shoppers below in a busy area, landing where people normally walk. The video went viral online with the caption 'No way bro almost killed someone'. He ran away swearing after throwing it. There was a realistic risk of extremely serious or life-changing injury to innocent bystanders. No one was injured, but it caused unease among customers.

Admitted criminal damage and recklessly causing a public nuisance. Apologetic in interview, claimed intent to damage the chair and thought worst outcome was hospital treatment. Regularly engaged in pranks including throwing objects off bridges at trains.

1 Mar 2024

Date Not Specified 1 case

Syed Masum Ali

Contravening prohibition orders and improvement notice (Housing Act 2004) *

Sentence

Fined £4,500, £560 costs and £120 victim surcharge

Syed Masum Ali continued to let an unsafe house in multiple occupation (HMO) in Cannock to several unrelated people, including a young couple with a baby, despite prohibition orders and an improvement notice. Serious hazards included inadequate fire safety, inadequate means of escape, inadequate fire separation between the accommodation and the restaurant, and some occupants without kitchen or bathroom facilities. Environmental health officers from Cannock Chase council carried out an early morning raid with Staffordshire police in October 2015.

Prosecuted under the Housing Act 2004 for contravening prohibition orders and an improvement notice.

1 Jan 0001

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About Stratford Magistrates' Court

Stratford Magistrates' Court, located in London, is a Magistrates' Court that deals with summary offences, some either-way offences, and preliminary hearings for more serious cases. With 4 sentencing records in our database, it serves the London area and surrounding communities. Magistrates' Courts handle the majority of criminal cases in England and Wales, with cases heard by a bench of magistrates or a district judge.

The court can be found at 389-397 High St, London E15 4SB, E15 4SB.

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