People in the dock at Portsmouth Magistrates' Court for their crimes
PEOPLE have been in the dock at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court for their crimes.
Billy Hare, 26, of Oxford Close, Fareham, admitted a charge of driving while above the legal limit for a controlled drug.
Police caught Hare driving in his Vauxhall Corsa on Kingston Crescent on November 22 in 2020.
He was fined £166 and told to pay a surcharge of £34.
Magistrates also banned him from driving for 12-months.
Lauren O’Brien, 26, of Melton Court, Nottingham, admitted damaging a mug at Gosport Travel Lodge on December 26.
On the same day she was also convicted for assaulting a police officer.
The defendant also admitted a charge of having a Class C drug in her possession.
O’Brien pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour on the same day.
Magistrates imposed an eight-week jail term suspended for 18 months.
She will also have to complete an alcohol abstinence programme for 120 days.
The defendant was handed a drug rehabilitation requirement.
O’Brien was also slapped with 15 rehabilitation days.
Bradley Becque, 19, of Zetland Street, Darlington, was found guilty of assaulting a police officer on Airport Service Road, Portsmouth, on November 5, 2020.
He failed to surrender to custody and appear at court on January 7 last year.
Magistrates told him to pay compensation of £200.
He was handed a surcharge of £95 and told to pay costs of £85.
The defendant was given 120 hours of unpaid work as part of his 12-month community order.
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Kelly Attwood, 38, of Brookhouse Road, Farnborough, admitted a charge of failing to provide a specimen of blood to police officers after driving on Dormington Road, Portsmouth, on May 2 last year.
She also admitted driving without insurance.
Attwood pleaded guilty to driving without a licence on the same day during her appearance at court.
The defendant admitted taking a vehicle without permission.
Attwood was given a 28-day prison term suspended for 12 months by the bench.
She was banned from driving for 30 months and will have to apply for a new licence.
She was told to pay a £128 surcharge and costs of £85.
Attwood must also complete 15 rehabilitation days.