CASES heard by Chelmsford and Colchester magistrates from Monday, December 1 to Monday, December 8.
Sent to prison
KEITH OWEN YOUNG, 24, of Heritage Way, Latchingdon, was sent to prison for 22 weeks.
He was given 14 weeks for assaulting a woman and one week concurrent for damaging a door and mobile phone to the value of £150 belonging to the same person at Chelmsford on October 11, two months after being given a community order for similar offences, and was given eight weeks consecutive for the original offences.
He was also given a restraining order not to contact the victim and must pay an £80 victim surcharge.
COLETTE LOUISE BRINKLEY, 31, of The Hill, Harlow, was sent to prison for 14 days for committing fraud in Chelmsford on December 4 by stating that she had bought a jacket that she had stolen with the intention of making a gain of £119.
She was also given 14 days concurrent for possessing tin foil wrapping to prevent security tags being activated; and 14 days concurrent for stealing sandwiches to the value of £7.70 from Marks & Spencer. She must pay an £80 victim surcharge.
Suspended sentences
JOSHUA PAUL SMITH, 24, of Gratian Close, Highwoods, Colchester, was given a 16 week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, for harassing a women in Chelmsford between November 1 and 3 by constantly ringing her door bell at 2am, threw biscuits at the windows, and hid in the rear garden. He committed the offence in breach of bail conditions not to contact her.
The defendant must participate in an accredited programme for 19 days, attend appointments with a responsible officer and was given a restraining order prohibiting him from contacting the victim or going to Cheviot Drive in Chelmsford.
He must also pay an £80 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).
OWEN ASHLEY HUCKLE, 26, of Station Road, White Notley, was given an eight week prison sentence, suspended for two years, for assaulting a woman at Southend on August 28 while subject to a community order imposed on February 26 was in force.
He was given two two-week concurrent sentences for the original offences of assaulting a Police Constable and being drunk while in charge of a child and must pay an £80 victim surcharge.
STEVEN TILLYER, 39, of Salcott Creek Court, Braintree, was given a 12 week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months. He was given two six week concurrent sentences for causing criminal damage of an unknown value to the inside of a Police vehicle and a Police cell at Braintree on November 9 and must pay £100 compensation.
He was also given 12 weeks for assaulting another person by beating her.
It was a serious offence committed in the presence of children. He must pay an £80 victim surcharge and £115 costs to the CPS.
DANIEL BOSTOCK, 27, of Pump Hill, Chelmsford, was given a 12 week concurrent prison sentence, suspended for 12 months for possessing a loaded air weapon when drunk at Colchester on October 13.
He was also given four weeks concurrent for damaging two glass windows to the value of £500; and four weeks concurrent for causing £200 of damage to a vehicle.
He was also given ten points on his driving licence for failing to provide a specimen of breath for analysis and 12 weeks, suspended, for attending the address of a person he was prohibited from contacting and given a restraining order not to contact the victim or enter the Borough of Colchester.
The defendant must participate in an accredited programme for 12 days, attend appointments with a responsible officer, pay an £80 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS.
Criminal damage
RICHARD ANTHONY MAYERS, 42, of Holkham Avenue, South Woodham Ferrers, must pay £98 compensation for damaging an Essex Police vehicle to the value of £98 at Chelmsford on November 16.
Criminal justice - assault
JOHN FLANNON CORNE, 49, of no fixed address, was given a community order for assaulting another person by beating her on two occasions at Maldon, on November 1 and 4.
He was ordered to participate in an accredited programme for 29 days, attend appointments with a responsible officer, pay a £60 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS.
He was also given a restraining order not to contact the victim or go Washington Road in Maldon.
SCOTT BRIAN MAY, 34, of Marina Road, Hatfield Peverel, was given a community order for assaulting another person by beating him at Chelmsford on May 22.
He was placed under a curfew for 28 days, with electronic monitoring, and ordered to pay £100 compensation, a £60 victim surcharge and £320 costs to the CPS.
JOEL DANIEL CAROLAN, 24, of Barnes Street, London, was given a community order for assaulting another person at Chelmsford on May 25 by beating him.
He was also in possession of a quantity of cannabis, a controlled class B drug, and committed the offences while subject to a conditional discharge order imposed on April 2.
The defendant was placed under a curfew for 34 days, with electronic monitoring, and must participate in Thinking Skills and attend appointments with a responsible officer.
He must pay £50 compensation, a £60 victim surcharge and pay £400 costs to the CPS. He must also forfeit the drugs and have them destroyed.
BILLY JAMES WISEMAN, 22, of Bovey Way, South Ockendon, was given a community order for two counts of assaulting another person by beating her at Braintree on January 27 and between February 1 and 28.
He was ordered to participate in an accredited programme for 29 days, attend appointments with a responsible officer, and carry out 120 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months.
He must pay £125 compensation, a £60 victim surcharge and £500 costs to the CPS.
CHARLES JAMES CASTLE, 31, of Blackwood Chine, South Woodham Ferrers, was given a restraining order prohibiting him from contacting a person he had assaulted at Chelmsford on May 3 and also prohibiting him from attending an address in Althorne or his victim's children.
He must pay a £110 fine, a £20 victim surcharge and £250 costs to the CPS.
Criminal justice - breach
LOUIS WILLIAM BROWN, 24, of Langford Road, Wickham Bishops, must participate in an accredited programme for ten days in addition to the original requirements of a community order imposed on July 8 for failing to attend unpaid work appointments on October 26 and November 2. He must also pay £50 costs.
GEORGE CLARKE, 45, of Clements Close, Chelmsford, was fined £40 for failing to attend probation appointments on November 13 and April 14, according to a community order imposed on January 29. He must also pay £60 costs.
KRISTIAN JOHN NICHOLLS, 24, of Romanhurst, Heybridge, was ordered to participate in the Bridge Project for ten days in addition to the original requirements of a suspended sentence order imposed on September 23.
He had failed to attend three appointments in October.
DENNIS WOOLLARD, 33, of High Street, Braintree, was fined £37 for failing to comply with a community order made on October 30 by failing to allow access to the place of curfew. He must also pay £43 costs.
ARIEL JACKOWSKI, 28, of The Drive, Chelmsford, was ordered to carry out an additional ten hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months in addition to the requirements of a community order imposed on May 7.
He had failed to carry out unpaid work on three occasions during October and November. He must pay £50 costs.
JOHN THOMPSON, 44, of Stubbs Lane, Braintree, was placed under a curfew for ten days with electronic monitoring. He had failed to comply with the requirements of a community order made on October 22 by being absent from his place of curfew on two occasions in November.
Drink Driving
NIKKI MCKENZIE . 30, of Ipswich Road, Colchester, was given a community order for driving along the A12 at Chelmsford on November 22 when he was more than two and a half times the limit.
His breath contained 96 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.
He was banned for two years and ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months, pay a £60 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS.
Drugs - possession
LIAM ROBERT TINSLEY, 21, of no fixed address, was fined £73 for possessing 0.8 grams of amphetamine, a controlled class B drug, at Chelmsford on August 17.
He must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS in addition to forfeiting the drugs and having them destroyed.
JOSEPH STEPHEN TURNER, 25, of Wynford Road, London, N1, was fined £250 for possessing 0.7 grames of cocaine, a controlled class A drug, at Chelmsford on August 16.
He must pay a £25 victim surcharge, and £85 costs to the CPS in addition to forfeiting the drugs and having them destroyed.
PETER ANTHONY BELL, 30, of Linnet Drive, Tile Kiln, Chelmsford, was fined £50 for possessing 0.9 grammes, including the wraps, of cannabis, a controlled class B drug, at Chelmsford on November 19.
He was subject to a six month suspended sentence imposed on October 30 for possession of drugs and assault. He must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS in addition to forfeiting the drugs and having them destroyed.
DENYS HALCHANSKY, 29, of Baker Avenue, Hatfield Peverel, was given a community order for possessing a quantity of cocaine at Hatfield Peverel on September 11.
He also failed to provide a specimen of breath for analysis when suspected of having been in charge of a vehicle.
The defendant must carry out 120 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months. He must pay a £60 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS. He must also forfeit the drugs and have them destroyed.
Drugs - producing
ROGER WILLIAM KEENAN, 49, of Tasman Court, Chelmsford, was fined £120 for being involved in the production of four cannabis plants, controlled class B drugs, at Chelmsford on October 29.
He must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS in addition to having the drugs forfeited and destroyed.
Drunk and disorderly
LUKAS LEMENTAUSKAS, 22, of Coolfin Road, Newham, London, was fined £80 for being drunk and disorderly at Stansted Airport on December 2.
He must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS.
Fraud
ANDREA ESTELLE PEARCE, 41, of Philip Road, Witham, was given a community order for two counts of fraud at Witham between February 20, 2011 and March 24 this year.
She had dishonestly failed to disclose to Braintree District Council that her earnings had increased, with the intention of receiving Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit.
She was ordered to carry out 50 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months, pay £9,878.50 compensation, and £250 costs.
Harassment
SUSAN ALISON ABBOTT, 45, of Melbourne Parade, Chelmsford, was fined £110 for harassing another person by sending 19 unwanted text messages at Harwich between October 14 and November 4.
She must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £40 costs to the CPS.
Possession - offensive weapons
CHE COLLINS, 25, of Winnock Road, Colchester, was given a community order for possessing an offensive weapon, a black leather belt in Springfield Road, Chelmsford, on May 17.
The defendant must participate in an accredited programme for 19 days, attend appointments with a responsible officer, carry out 120 hours of supervised, unpaid work within the next 12 months and pay a £60 victim surcharge.
Public order offences
SARAH LOUISE BETTINSON, 33, of Whitehouse Crescent, Chelmsford, was fined £35 for using threatening or abusive words or disorderly behaviour at Chelmsford on October 27 likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
She must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £50 costs to the CPS.
MATTHEW OWEN JOHN HAWKINS, 25, of Fox Crescent, Chelmsford, was fined £360 for using threatening or abusive words or disorderly behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress at the Gemini Centre, New London Road, Chelmsford on May 13.
He must pay a £36 victim surcharge and £105 costs to the CPS.
Resisting a PC
ANNA LOUISE CHAPMAN, 22, of New Road, Great Wakering, was fined £73 for resisting a Police Constable in the execution of his duty at Maldon on October 4. She must pay a £20 victim surcharge and £40 costs to the CPS.
Theft - shoplifting
JIM GEOFFREY BARTER, 21, of Braintree Road, Witham, was given a community order for stealing eight packs of fillet steak to the value of £94.59 from Tesco in Maldon on October 28.
The defendant must participate in an accredited programme for 19 days - Thinking Skills, attend appointments with a responsible officer, and carry out 60 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months.
He must pay a £60 victim surcharge and £85 costs to the CPS.
PAUL ROBERT JOHN APPLETON, 26, of Pioneer Place, Colchester, was given a community order for stealing three chocolate bars to the value of £6.28 from Tesco at Braintree on July 4.
He also pleaded guilty of failing to surrender to custody at Colchester Magistrates' Court on July 22, having been released on bail from Braintree Police Station.
He must attend appointments with a responsible officer, and carry out 120 hours of unpaid, supervised work within the next 12 months.
RICARDO BOUCHENGA, 21, of Barnfield Mews, Chelmsford, was fined £200 plus a £20 victim surcharge for stealing unknown items from Morrisons at Chelmsford on December 6.
He was subject to a community order made on November 19 for three counts of shoplifting. He was also fined a further £300 for the original offences.
JOHN GOLDEN , 53, of no known address, was fined £100 for stealing two bottles of wine from Morrisons at Chelmsford on December 6. He must also pay a £20 victim surcharge.
Theft – other
JAKE BERNIE MOTT, 24, of Holburne Road, London, SE3, was ordered to pay £20.04 compensation after driving off at Witham on May 17 without paying £24.04 for petrol.
Failed to report
AIYEDAYO OLUNOWO, 30, of West Avenue, Chelmsford, was given eight penalty points on his licence after failing to stop and give his name and address and vehicle details following an accident which injured another person at Waltham Road, Boreham on February 11. He also failed to report it to the Police within 24 hours.
He was fined £315 and must pay a £31 victim surcharge and £625 costs to the CPS.
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