COURT ROUND-UP: Who’s been sentenced from Northampton, Daventry, Overstone and Greens Norton

■ These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates on August 24

ADRIAN CATTELL, aged 56, of Collyweston Road, Northampton, criminal damage to property value under £5,000 — damaged a wheel clamp to the value of £100 belonging to High Court Enforcement Group; conditionally discharged for 12 months, compensation £100, prosecution costs £85, surcharge to fund victim services £26.

ARKAN HAMMAD, aged 20, of Byfield Road, Northampton, used a vehicle on St Mary’s Street, Northampton, without third party insurance; fined £180, costs £650, surcharge £72, disqualified for six months due to repeat offending.

HARIKRISHNA PATEL, aged 56, of Lombardy Court, Northampton, theft from a shop — on July 30, 2026, stole food and drink to the value of £17 belonging to Co-op; fined £120, compensation £17, costs £85.

ION MIHALACHI, aged 41, of Floribunda Drive, Northampton, drink driving on Gold Street, Northampton — 65 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath exceeding the prescribed limit of 35mg, drove a vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence, used a vehicle without third party insurance; fined £1,000, costs £85, surcharge £400, disqualified for 24 months.

LOGAN BARTLAM, aged 27, of no fixed abode, racially / religiously aggravated harassment / alarm / distress by words / writing / behaviour at Northampton General Hospital, failed to surrender to custody; fined £100, compensation £50.

LUKE SCARLEY, aged 33, of no fixed abode, six counts of theft from a shop — on July 22, 2026, stole coffee to the value of £71.40 belonging to One Stop, on August 1 stole washing products, cheese and drinks, to the value of £73 belonging to Heron Foods, on August 3 stole chocolates to the value of £106 belonging to B&M, on August 13 stole steak and cheese to the value of £78.75 belonging to B&M, on August 14 stole cheese and drinks to the value of £20.95 belonging to One Stop, .on August 16 stole meat, sweets, ice cream, drinks and other items to the value of £69.20 belonging to One Stop; 12 weeks in prison, compensation £509.30, costs £85.

NATHAN HAYCOCK, aged 32, of Drake Close, DAVENTRY, drink driving on on Christchurch Drive, Daventry, — 68 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath exceeding the prescribed limit of 35mg, drive a vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence used a vehicle without third party insurance, possession of a class B drug — cannabis; community order with 150 hours unpaid work, fined £80, costs £85, surcharge £114.

SANDRA BAILEY, aged 52, of Campbell Street, Northampton, two counts of breaching a criminal behaviour order by being present on Abington Street and Bradshaw Street, Northampton, when prohibited from doing so; fined £100.

TOMASZ JANKULSKAS, aged 42, of Spencer Bridge Road, Northampton, drove while disqualified on Norman Road, Northampton, used a vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; six weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, 80 hours unpaid work, costs £85, disqualified for three months..

■ These cases were heard on August 25

AARON BELL, aged 37, of no fixed abode, two counts of failing to comply with notification requirements of being on the sex offenders register; six monts in prison suspended for six months, costs £85, surcharge £154.

AIDAN BOYD, aged 28, of Broadway, Northampton,.in charge of a motor vehicle on Obelisk Rise, Northampton, with proportion of specified controlled drug above specified limit, possession of a class B drug — cannabis; fined £270, costs £125, surcharge £108, 10 points.

IAN CARR, aged 42, of Eden Close, Northampton, two counts of failing to comply with notification requirements of being on the sex offenders’ register; 24 weeks in prison, costs £85, surcharge £154.

JAMIE CLACK, aged 23, of Bostock Avenue, Northampton, breached a sexual risk order by purchasing an internet-enabled device without informing and seeking permission from police; seven months in prison suspended for 18 months, costs £85.

PAUL HERBERT, aged 48, of Ouiston Way, Overstone, two counts of speeding — on December 5, 2025, 60mph on A14 Thrapston exceeding a temporary 40mph restriction in roadworks, on December 2, 2025, 62mph on A14 Islip exceeding a temporary 40mph restriction in roadworks; fined £1,104, costs £250, eight points..

MICHAEL DAVIS, aged 35, of no fixed abode, breached a court order; fined £100, costs £210.

JESSIE CAWTHORNE-HUARNS, aged 22, of Cox Gardens, Greens Norton, failed to comply with a community requirement of a suspended sentence by failing to report as instructed for an unpaid work appointment; three months in prison suspended for 12 months, costs of £60.

RAMI OSMAN, aged 22, of Thorn Hill, Northampton, failed to comply with a community requirement of a suspended sentence order by failing to attend unpaid work; 20 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, fined £80, costs £60.

BENJAMIN ROYSTON STARMER-KING, aged 36, of St Georges Place, Northampton, failed to comply with a community order by failing to attend unpaid work; fined £200, costs £60.

ANDRIAN SEVCIUC, aged 37, of Crane Walk, Northampton, failed to comply with a community order by failing to report for unpaid work; fined £660, costs £60.

■ These cases were heard on August 27

JOSHUA STREETON, aged 26, of Argyle Street, Northampton, breached a court order; fined £50.

WESLEY MUNYARADZI, aged 32, of St James Road, Northampton, failed to comply with a community order by failing to attend unpaid work; costs £60.

■ These cases were heard on August 28

BEN GINN, aged 50, of Sedgewick Court, Northampton, breached a court order; fined £50, costs £210.

DAWID SOBCZAK, aged 43, of Horsemoore Square, Northampton, used a vehicle on a road / public place without third party insurance; fined £660, costs £120, surcharge £264, six points.

■ These cases were heard on August 29

CHARLIE WALKER, aged 31, of Ellfield Court, Northampton, breached a court order; fined £50, costs £250.

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