Who’s been in court from Northampton, Overstone and Hartwell
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■ These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates on February 5
WILLIAM LOADS, aged 40, of Stonebridge Court, Northampton, going equipped for theft; 120 hours unpaid work, surcharge £114, costs £85.
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Hide AdALEXEI GAVRILENCO, aged 40, of Spencer Bridge Road, Northampton, drink driving; fined £230, surcharge £92, costs £85, six points.
CRAIG WALSH, aged 38, of c/o Cartwright Road, Northampton, common assault of a police officer; eight weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, 50 hours unpaid work, surcharge £154, costs £85.
BRENDON KELLY, aged 24, of Forest Road, Hartwell, stole washing pods to the value of £40.02 from B&M Stores; seven days in prison, costs £85.
BRENDON KELLY, aged 24, of Forest Road, Northampton, failed to comply with supervision requirements imposed following release from prison; 14 days in prison, costs £60.
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Hide AdAVRAM SERBU, aged 41, of Wellingborough Road, Northampton, drunk in charge of a vehicle;
DIANE BLINCOWE, aged 60, of Sheerwater Drive, Northampton, drove without due care and attention, fine £440, surcharge £176, costs £110, six points.
ROBERT KOMIANOS, aged 30, of Dundee Street, Northampton, drove without due care and attention; fined £157, surcharge £63, costs £110, six points.
ANDREW HODGSON, aged 37, of Woodside Way, Northampton, failed to report an accident; fined £92, surcharge of £37, costs £110, six points.
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Hide AdLUKASZ KOZLINKA, aged 31, of Gold Street, Northampton, drove without reasonable consideration to other users; fined £220, surcharge £88, costs £110, three points.
AHMED IQUBAL, aged 23, of Sharrow Place, Northampton, drove while using a hand-held mobile telephone; fined £100, surcharge £40, costs £90, six points.
RYAN WILLIAM MacPHERSON, aged 22, of Cyril Street, Northampton, speeding; fined £40, surcharge £16, costs £50, three points.
■ These cases were heard on February 6
BIANCA STERLING, aged 35, of Abington Avenue, Northampton, possession of cocaine; fined £120, surcharge £48, costs £85.
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Hide AdSAIMONDS BREZOVSKIS, aged 22, of Exeter Place, Northampton, possession of cannabis; fined £553, surcharge £221, costs £85.
PATRICK O’BEIRNE, aged 51, of Lodore Gardens, Northampton, drug driving, drove otherwise than in accordance with a licence, no insurance; 120 hours unpaid work, costs £85, disqualified for 52 months.
PATRICK JOSEPH O'BEIRNE, aged 51, of Lodore Gardens, Northampton, failed to comply with a community order; costs £60.
ANDRZEJ PIEKARSKI, aged 31, of Holyrood Road, Northampton, assault by beating, criminal damage, failed to surrender to custody; 40 hours unpaid work, compensation of £200.
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Hide AdBOGDAN CINEZAM, aged 26, of Danefield Road, Northampton, obstructed / resisted police, failed to surrender to custody; fined £500, surcharge £200, costs £85.
ADRIANA GINA NICOLAE, aged 26, of St George’s Avenue, Northampton, failed to give information identifying a driver alleged to be guilty of an offence; fined £660, surcharge £264, costs £310, six points.
NIGEL JOHN BOWDITCH, aged 55, of Eton Close, Weedon, speeding; fined £135, surcharge £54, costs £310, three points.
ANTHONY ENRIQUE RICHARDSON, aged 36, of Higgs Close, Overstone, drove while using a hand-held mobile telephone; fined £60, surcharge £24, costs £620, disqualified for six months due to repeat offending.
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Hide AdALIN MACSIM, aged 47, of Hollingside Drive, Northampton, two counts of having an offensive weapon — a loaded air weapon and an extendable baton — in a public place; 120 hours unpaid work, surcharge £114, costs £500.
■ These cases were heard on February 7
PAUL HARRIS, aged 47, of Stanley Road, Northampton, burglary with intent to steal; six months in prison, compensation of £500, costs £85.
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