Reading court sentences multiple offenders for theft and drug driving

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Reading Magistrates' Court has sentenced multiple offenders including a man to 39 weeks imprisonment for theft from Tkmaxx.

Reading Magistrates' Court has sentenced multiple offenders for various crimes including theft and drug driving.

Kieron Rosier, 42, of Newtown Road, Newbury, was sentenced to 39 weeks imprisonment after admitting theft from Tkmaxx, where he stole items worth £80 on 25 August. Daniel Collins, 34, of no fixed abode in Oxfordshire, received four weeks imprisonment for stealing groceries worth £115.95 from BP Bracknell on 19 August.

Sylwester Sadowski, 44, of Curzon Street, Reading, was sentenced to 100 hours of unpaid work and disqualified from driving for 38 months after admitting drug driving on the A33 northbound in Reading on 25 January, when the level of Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol in his blood exceeded the specified limit.

Haydon Lucas, 30, of East Ilsley, Newbury, received a three-week suspended sentence for 18 months and was banned from the Co-op in Newbury for 12 months and from having alcohol in public after admitting threatening and abusive behaviour intended to cause harassment to Elliot Chance.

How it is being reported

• Reading woman jailed for 12 weeks after stealing £5 of hair productsReading, Bracknell and Newbury court cases see theft, drug driving and assault offenders given prison terms, suspended sentences, community orders and bans.Bracknell News · 16 Oct, 05:00
• Reading woman jailed for 12 weeks after stealing £5 of hair productsReading, Bracknell and Newbury court cases see theft, drug driving and assault offenders given prison terms, suspended sentences, community orders and bans.Reading Chronicle · 16 Oct, 05:00

In this story: Reading Magistrates' Court · Kieron Rosier · Daniel Collins · Sylwester Sadowski · Haydon Lucas · Newbury · Reading · Bracknell

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