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Five offenders sentenced at Oxford Magistrates' Court

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 06:08 · Archive

Five people have been sentenced at Oxford Magistrates' Court for offences ranging from speeding to drink driving.

Five offenders have been sentenced at Oxford Magistrates' Court for various motoring and criminal offences.

Tadder Budd, 37, of Pegasus Road, Oxford, was convicted of drink driving a Vauxhall Astra on Coventry Road, Warwick on March 13 with 152 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath, and of failing to stop after a crash. He was ordered to pay costs of £85 and a surcharge of £114, complete 200 hours of unpaid work and was disqualified from driving for 36 months, which can be reduced by 36 weeks if he completes a course.

Samuel Edmonds, 34, of Lane Close, Kidlington, pleaded guilty to common assault against a woman on May 3, damaging a card reader machine in Kidlington worth £320 on the same date, and stealing a bicycle worth £299 in Oxford on June 19. He was ordered to pay £320 compensation, costs of £85, a surcharge of £258, compensation of £80 and a fine of £646.

Lee Mansell, 45, of Howe Close, Wheatley, was found guilty of speeding at 35mph in a 30mph zone on Cuddesdon Road, Horspath on May 18 and fined £220 with three points on his licence. Irfan Baig, 43, of Oliver Road, Oxford, was found guilty of using a mobile phone while driving on Station Road, Didcot on February 4 and fined £345 with six points. Naveep Lal, 36, of Cricket Road, Oxford, pleaded guilty to failing to provide information relating to driver identification between December 30 and January 27 and was given six penalty points.

Five offenders sentenced at Oxford Magistrates' Court
Image: Oxfordshire Guardian

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In this story: Oxford Magistrates' Court · Lee Mansell · Irfan Baig · Naveep Lal · Samuel Edmonds · Tadder Budd · Oxford · Warwick

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