Multiple offenders sentenced at Reading Magistrates' Court
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 06:19 · Archive
Reading Magistrates' Court heard cases including drug driving, assault, theft and bail breaches.
Reading Magistrates' Court has heard multiple cases involving various offences. Hiba Warsi, 30, admitted to failing to stop after causing an accident that left another person with a broken left arm on April 30 in Chester Street, Reading. She was fined £120, given seven penalty points, and ordered to pay costs of £130 and a surcharge of £48.
Matthew Wilson, 24, admitted to drug driving on February 4 at the BP Forecourt in Bracknell Road, Crowthorne, with THC levels exceeding the legal limit. He was disqualified from driving for 16 months and fined £92, with costs of £85 ordered.
Abidemi Fasanya, 49, was sentenced to a community order of 120 hours unpaid work and ordered to pay £200 compensation for assaulting a police constable on December 28 last year in Maidenhead. Christopher Burke, 40, admitted stealing bedding worth £92 from Dunelm in Newbury and received a community order with rehabilitation requirements. Matthew Keohane, 35, was fined £50 for failing to surrender to bail in September.
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- Man jailed for stealing a cold Starbucks coffee from Co-op among latest in courtLatest Reading Magistrates’ Court cases include drug driving, assaults, theft, bail breaches and speeding, with fines, bans, orders and prison terms in Berkshire.Bracknell News · 9 Oct, 05:00
- Man jailed for stealing a cold Starbucks coffee from Co-op among latest in courtLatest Reading Magistrates’ Court cases include drug driving, assaults, theft, bail breaches and speeding, with fines, bans, orders and prison terms in Berkshire.Reading Chronicle · 9 Oct, 05:00
In this story: Reading Magistrates' Court · Hiba Warsi · Matthew Wilson · Abidemi Fasanya · Christopher Burke · Matthew Keohane · Berkshire
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