Magistrates sentence offenders from Northampton and Daventry

■ These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates on August 28

MAXIM CARP, aged 30, of Thorn Hill, Northampton, speeding; fined £538, surcharge to fund victim services £215, prosecution costs £85, disqualified for six months due to repeat offending.

GABRIEL ENI, aged 23, of Winchester Road, Northampton, no insurance, carried six people in a five-seater vehicle; fined £120, surcharge £48, costs £85, disqualified for six months due to repeat offending.

JOHN GARY KING, aged 33, of The Medway, Daventry, speeding; fined £380, surcharge £152, costs £85, six points.

ALEXANDRU MARIAN SANDU, aged 22, of Conifer Rise, Northampton, speeding, drove in such a position could not have proper control of the vehicle; fined £276, surcharge £110, costs £90, six points.

JAMES CHARLES CARROLL, aged 49, of Reynard Way, Northampton, speeding; fined £192, surcharge £77, costs £90, three points.

■ These cases were heard on August 29

JACK MARCHANT, aged 25, of Greenfield Avenue, Northampton, used threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour causing harassment / alarm / distress; eight weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, compensation of £100, costs £85,

ANDREW NICHOLS, aged 36, of Great Gull Crescent, Northampton, assault with intent to resist arrest; community order, fined £80, compensation of £100,

STEPHEN McKENZIE, aged 35, of Drayton Walk, Northampton, on September 15, 2023, stole meat to the value of £40 from Co-op, on August 8 stole coffee to the value of £50 from Co-op, on February 20, 2024, stole meat to the value of £20.70 from Tesco, on April 7 stole meat to the value of £12.40 from Tesco, on April 8 stole meat to the value of £164 from Co-op, two counts of failing to surrender to custody; 26 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, compensation of £287.10.

STEPHEN McKENZIE, aged 35, of Drayton Walk, Northampton, on July 16, 2024, stole various items, to the value of £115 from Northampton Raw Dog Food, on July 1 stole various items to the value of £121.96 from Holland & Barrett, on July 3 stole various goods to the value of £143.80 from Holland & Barrett, on July 5 stole various items to the value of £520.90 from Holland & Barrett, on July 8 stole various items to the value of £117 from Holland & Barrett, on August 5 stole goods to the value of £32 from One Stop; compensation of 1,050.66.

STEPHEN McKENZIE, aged 35, of Drayton Walk, Northampton, on August 3, 2023, stole items to the value of £38.90 from Co-op, on August 6 stole items to the value of £136.88 from Co-op, 26 weeks in prison suspended for 12 months, compensation of £175.78.

CHARLES KWINJO, aged 41, of Foxtail Way, Northampton, drink driving; fined £120, surcharge £48, costs £85, disqualified for 17 months.

VICTOR ONICA, aged 44, of Royal Star Drive, Daventry, drink driving; fined £870, surcharge £331, costs £85, disqualified for 24 months.

CONNOR HICKMAN, aged 28, of Grange Road, Northampton, stole items to the value of £50 from Co-op; community order, compensation of £50, costs £310,

CONNOR HICKMAN, aged 28, of Grange Road, Northampton, assault by beating; community order, costs £310,

FLEXIX MOOREHOUSE, aged 22, of Middlemore, Northampton, drunk and disorderly; fined £40, surcharge £16, costs £85.

MOHAMED AADAN, aged 49, of South Oval, Northampton, caused serious injury by careless / inconsiderate driving; 200 hours unpaid work, surcharge £114, costs £85, disqualified for 12 months.

STEVEN WARREN, aged 39, of Wade Meadow Court, Northampton, assault by beating, stole meat to the value of £260 from Farmfoods, drove while disqualified, no insurance; 18 weeks in prison, compensation of £360, surcharge £154, costs £170, disqualified for 40 months.

These cases were heard by Northamptonshire magistrates on August 30

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