Tuesday, February 13, 2008

6:24am Tuesday 12th February 2008

The following have been dealt with by Bradford Magistrates: Nahim Hamid Akthar, 34, of Iqbal Court, Barkerend; drink-driving, £60 costs, 240 hours unpaid work, banned for three years; driving without insurance, no separate penalty; obstructing a police officer, 18 months' community rehabilitation order. Jason Simon Smith, 19, of Walden Drive, Heaton; two counts of burglary, £60 costs, 200 hours unpaid work, curfew for six months. Yasmin Hussain, 25, of Parkside Road, Bowling; driving without insurance, £220 fine, £15 compensation, £40 costs, licence endorsed; driving without a licence, £110 fine; driving without MOT, £110 fine; failure to produce driving licence, insurance and MOT certificate, no separate penalty.

Miroslaw Sulek, 24, of Brae Avenue, Undercliffe; speeding, £100 fine, £15 compensation, £40 costs, licence endorsed. Nazaqat Ali, 23, of Mayo Avenue, Bowling; driving without insurance, £80 fine, £15 compensation, £40 costs, licence endorsed. Stuart Rodney Miller, 61, of Westgate, city centre; drunk and disorderly, using threatening or insulting words or behaviour, breach of anti social behaviour order, jailed for one month.

Rahim Ahmady, 27, of Hanover Square, Manningham; driving without insurance, conditional discharge for six months, banned for six months; driving without a licence, no further penalty. Sharon Angela Denison, 36, of Fairbank Road, Girlington; failure to surrender to custody, £20 fine, £15 compensation. Christopher John Hill, 31, of Oaks Lane, Manningham; receiving stolen goods, failure to surrender to custody, jailed for two months.

Ajaz Hussain, 34, of Northallerton Road, Undercliffe; driving without insurance, £60 fine, £15 compensation, £60 costs, licence endorsed; harassment, conditional discharge for one year. Christopher John Hill, 31, of Rosemary Gardens, Heaton; breach of suspended sentence order, jailed for four months. Robert James Dunne, 19, of Lingdale Road, Woodside; receiving stolen goods, criminal damage, two counts of breach of community rehabilitation order, domestic abuse programme for 27 sessions, 140 hours unpaid work, two years' community rehabilitation order.

Kimberley Robinson, 23, of Reevy Road West, Buttershaw; breach of community rehabilitation order, two weeks residence requirement. Philip Edward James Williams, 19, of Prune Park Lane, Allerton; breach of community rehabilitation order, order revoked; theft by taking a vehicle without owner's consent, jailed for one month suspended for one year, 70 hours unpaid work.

Philip Junior Hearsum, 21, of Calverley Avenue, Thornbury; breach of community rehabilitation order, ten hours unpaid work. Anne-Marie Kaye, 29, of Walmer Villas, Manningham; breach of suspended sentence order, two weeks residence requirement. Gavin Ney, 22, of Walker Terrace, East Bowling; breach of community rehabilitation order, ten hours unpaid work.

Milan Berki, 21, of Paley Road, Bowling; driving without insurance, £90 fine, £15 compensation; driving without a licence, £45 fine; driving without insurance, £100 fine, £15 compensation, £40 costs, banned for six months. Jeffrey Antony Gornall, 27, of Fell Court Drive, Holme Wood; speeding, £60 fine, £40 costs, £15 compensation, licence endorsed. Daniel Hall, 26, of Parratt Row, Barkerend; using threatening or insulting words or behaviour, £150 compensation, £30 costs, one years' community rehabilitation order; criminal damage, no further penalty.

Andrea Harland, 33, of Cherrytree Avenue, Greengates; driving while disqualified, £60 costs, curfew for three months, banned from driving for one year; driving without insurance, no separate penalty. Miroslav Lazok, 25, of Cunliffe Terrace, Manningham; driving without insurance, £60 fine, £15 compensation, £20 costs, banned for six months. Terrence McLoughlin, 55, of Lymington Drive, Holme Wood; driving without insurance, £60 fine, £15 compensation, £40 costs, banned for six months; driving without a licence, no separate penalty.

l We wish to point out that all the information in this court file is provided by the magistrates' court, which collates the details largely from prosecutors and the police. In calculating the amount of any fine, the court takes into account the income of the offender as well as the seriousness of the offence.

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