Willesden Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Yousseph Slimani drove a Vauxhall Astra with 40 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath in Chase Way, Southgate, on December 13, exceeding the legal limit of 35mg. He claimed he drank Famous Grouse whisky for six hours after losing a friend to cancer and took Nyquil cold and flu medicine before being pulled over at about 6.30pm.

Sanjay Patel rented out an unheated outhouse without electricity to a couple with a four-month-old baby in his HMO property in Wembley. The property experienced severe overcrowding with more than 18 people occupying it despite a licence allowing a maximum of seven tenants, including four people sharing one room in the attic. The outbuilding was not declared on the HMO application. Tenants faced unsafe conditions including no keys to locked windows, non-working smoke alarms and fire alarm panel, and multiple safety and licence breaches. The issue was triggered by a complaint from the Metropolitan Police.

Qamil Cama, a 54-year-old building firm director, rented out a property without planning permission by converting a garage on Crescent Road into a rental. He demanded extra cash from his tenant, who paid £800 a month inclusive of bills, to cover increased bills. When questioned, arguments turned violent, leading to an illegal eviction where belongings were thrown onto the street. The London Borough of Barnet prosecuted him for failing to comply with an Enforcement Notice and two offences under the Protection from Eviction Act 1977.

Saïd Benrahma's two XL bully dogs escaped from his home in Hornchurch, east London, and attacked a golden retriever called Bailey and his owner in July 2023. Both were injured, with Bailey needing vet treatment and the owner requiring hospital care.

Sam Riley was a prolific shoplifter responsible for more than 20 offences across northwest London. On 22 April, he attempted to leave a petrol station shop in Northolt with a bag of stolen items. Officers on patrol in Petts Hill were alerted and arrested him almost immediately. He had already admitted 21 separate shoplifting offences and was wanted in connection with more than 20 others.

Adarsh Mourya was one of four men who filmed themselves fly-tipping a toddler's highchair, baby walker and other rubbish behind commercial bins on Crane Close, Harrow, late at night. They posted the video online, calling it 'This is London Baby' and showing 'How to manage extra dustbins.' Harrow Council officers spotted the clip, tracked down the culprits and made arrests. All four confessed and were prosecuted.

Akeme Simms, from Ellerslie Gardens, was stopped by police on Saturday, 18 August in Craven Park Road, Harlesden, under Section 60 stop-and-search powers. During a search of his blue BMW, officers found a black baseball bat hidden behind the driver's seat. Simms claimed he had the bat for 'his own protection'.

PC Bryson Kisten crashed an unmarked BMW 2 Series police car in Chase Side, Enfield at about 14:30 on 30 September 2023 while on duty. Later at a Met Police traffic garage around 19:00, colleagues suspected he had been drinking and breathalysed him, recording 43 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.

Darvin Sherathiya was one of four men who filmed themselves fly-tipping a toddler's highchair, baby walker and other rubbish behind commercial bins on Crane Close, Harrow, late at night. They posted the video online, calling it 'This is London Baby' and showing 'How to manage extra dustbins.' Harrow Council officers spotted the clip, tracked down the culprits and made arrests. All four confessed and were prosecuted.

Hitendrasinh Padhiyar was one of four men who filmed themselves fly-tipping a toddler's highchair, baby walker and other rubbish behind commercial bins on Crane Close, Harrow, late at night. They posted the video online, calling it 'This is London Baby' and showing 'How to manage extra dustbins.' Harrow Council officers spotted the clip, tracked down the culprits and made arrests. All four confessed and were prosecuted.

Mihirkumar Prajapati was one of four men who filmed themselves fly-tipping a toddler's highchair, baby walker and other rubbish behind commercial bins on Crane Close, Harrow, late at night. They posted the video online, calling it 'This is London Baby' and showing 'How to manage extra dustbins.' Harrow Council officers spotted the clip, tracked down the culprits and made arrests. All four confessed and were prosecuted.