Somerset offenders sentenced in magistrates' court

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 06:14 · Archive

Several Somerset offenders have been sentenced in magistrates' court for assault, driving offences and criminal damage.

Several offenders from across Somerset have been sentenced in magistrates' court for various offences.

Maddison Dobbin, 19, of Rowan Drive, Taunton, admitted to assaulting two women and one man by beating them on 27 February. Dobbin also admitted to unlawfully destroying the shop window of Jane Amour Trading in Taunton, valued at £500. Dobbin has been ordered to pay £840 in compensation.

Jamie Breslin, 35, of Kendale Road, Bridgwater, pleaded guilty to assaulting a person by beating them in Bridgwater on 5 July. Breslin was ordered to pay £85 in costs, a £200 surcharge and a £500 fine.

Charlie Crook, 21, of East Huntspill, Highbridge, admitted to driving without insurance at Sedgemoor Services South, Axbridge, on 6 December 2025. Crook was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £184 surcharge and a £461 fine, and received six penalty points.

Tracy Albrow, 56, of Norton Fitzwarren, was sentenced for speeding at 37mph in a 30mph zone on the A361, Fore Street, Othery, on Christmas Eve. Albrow was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £55 surcharge and a £138 fine, plus three penalty points.

How it is being reported

• Some of the latest Taunton and wider Somerset offenders in magistrates' courtHere are some of the latest Taunton and wider Somerset offenders who have been sentenced in Magistrates’ Court.Somerset County Gazette · 25 Oct, 05:00
• Some of the latest Bridgwater offenders who appeared in Magistrates' CourtHere are some of the latest Bridgwater and wider Somerset offenders who have been sentenced in Magistrates’ Court.Bridgwater Mercury · 24 Oct, 15:24

In this story: Maddison Dobbin · Jamie Breslin · Charlie Crook · Tracy Albrow · Jane Amour Trading · Taunton · Bridgwater · Somerset

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