All the people convicted at Bristol Magistrates' Court the week of Christmas
The offences range from assaults on police to an attack in a pub
Conor GogartyChief reporter
Bristol Magistrates' Court (Image: Michael Lloyd/Freelance)
Cases of shoplifting, violent crime and criminal damage were among those heard by Bristol magistrates last week.
Bristol Magistrates' Court imposed a wide range of sentences from Monday, December 23 to Saturday, December 28.
Below is a list of all the people who pleaded guilty or were found guilty at the court in that period.
It includes the defendants' addresses, ages, their offences and the outcomes of the hearings. Victims' names have been withdrawn.
Kevin Chambers, 37, of Lower Hanham Road.
On Fishponds Road he drove a black Vauxhall Astra with 46mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath, without a licence or insurance. He failed to surrender to custody. He admitted this. He must pay £287 and is banned from driving for 36 months.
Paul Martin, 31, of no fixed address.
In Speedwell, he damaged a woman's front door valuing under £5,000. He stole her mobile phone. He admitted this. He was handed a 20-week prison term suspended for 18 months and pay £200.
Alpha Njie, 51, of Eastville Park.
In St Johns Lane, Bedminster, he drove a silver Ford Focus while disqualified and without insurance. He admitted this. He must pay £615 and is banned from driving for 56 days.
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Gary Gibbs, 41, of Gilda Square West in Whitchurch.
In Gilda Square West, he assaulted a woman and two police officers by beating. He caused the woman actual bodily harm. He admitted this. He has been sent to prison for 12 weeks and must pay £865.
Samantha Mason, 29, of Henfield Road.
She assaulted two women by beating in Carnation Road, Emersons Green. She committed a public order offence in the same place. She admitted this. She will be sentenced on January 24.
Tomasz Religa, 37, of Filwood Broadway in Knowle.
He assaulted a woman by beating in Englishcombe Road. He admitted this. He will be sentenced on January 22.
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Andrew Wong, 44, of Holly Hill Road in Kingswood.
In M&S Avonmeads, he stole Delacourt champagne valuing £90. He denied this, but was found guilty. He admitted failing to surrender to custody. He must pay £212.
Lee Needham, 36, of Dancey Mead in Highridge.
In Church Road, Bishopsworth, he committed a racially aggravated disorder offence. He admitted this. He was jailed for 16 weeks and must pay £122.
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Benjamin Coleman, 30, of Oxford Street in St Philips.
He assaulted a man in the Old Stillage pub. He admitted this. He will next appear in court on January 27.
Gavin Bergin, 34, of no fixed address.
In Portishead, he persistently used electronics to cause annoyance, inconvenience or anxiety. He admitted this. He must pay £112.
Ryan Jacobs, 21, of Goslet Road in Stockwood.
In Charlecombe Court, Westbury, he damaged a window valuing £67 plus VAT belonging to a woman. He admitted this. He must pay £348.
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Andrew Martin, 46, of Rydal Road in Weston.
He stole £156 worth of perfume from Superdrug in Broadmead, Bristol, and £35 worth of Jack Daniels whiskey from Morrisons in Weston. He admitted this. He was sent to prison for three weeks and must pay £122.
Tyrone Simpson, 30, of Sturminster Road in Stockwood.
He drove a black BMW on A4 Bristol Hill while disqualified and without insurance. He admitted this. He is banned from driving for six months and must pay £175.
Shane Isom, 37, of Barbour Road in Hartcliffe.
He assaulted a woman by beating her in Barbour Road. He admitted this. He must do 15 days of rehab and pay £175.
Sean Jones, 30, of no fixed address.
At Boots in Queens Road, Clifton, he damaged a shop window with intent. He admitted this. He was sent to prison for eight weeks due to "wilful and persistent non-compliance" with community order, as well as the offence. He must pay £120.
Gareth Llewellyn, 40, of Whitefield Road in Speedwell.
At Natwest, Broadmead, he assaulted a man by beating. He admitted this. He will be sentenced on January 24.
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Victoria Van Hegan, 46, of Fremantle Road in Cotham.
She assaulted a woman somewhere in Bristol, and a police officer in Castle Park. She admitted this. She was sent to prison for four months. She must pay £200.
Mohamed Yacub, 33, of St Gregorys Road in Horfield.
At Popworld in Baldwin Street, he trespassed and stole four bottles of gin and a bottle of vodka valuing £90. He admitted this. He must have six months of alcohol dependency treatment and pay £90.
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Paul Wild, 37, of no fixed address.
In Fishponds, he assaulted a male by beating. He admitted this. He will be sentenced on January 30.
Ian Lunn, 37, of Filton Avenue in Horfield.
In Sainsbury's, Stoke Gifford, he stole alcohol, bedding and gift sets valuing £350. He admitted this. He was sent to prison for eight weeks because he is sofa-surfing, in poor health, has not engaged with probation and has missed unpaid work. He must pay £350.
Samuel Wood, 22, of Cotham Road in Cotham.
In Ninetree Hill, he assaulted a police officer. He admitted this. He must pay £180.
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