York and Selby defendants sentenced for various offences
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 10:02 · Archive
Several defendants from York and Selby have been sentenced for offences including possession of indecent images, stalking and burglary.
Several defendants from York and Selby have been sentenced for various offences at courts away from their home areas. Robert Sheard-Smith, 29, of Springfield Way, Heworth, pleaded guilty to three charges of having indecent images of children at Hull Magistrates Court. He was given a nine-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months and made subject to a 10-year sexual harm prevention order. He was also placed on the sex offenders' register for 10 years and ordered to pay £85 prosecution costs and a £187 statutory surcharge.
Kurt Wilbraham, 31, of Manor Way, Rawcliffe, York, pleaded guilty to stalking a woman at Harrogate Magistrates Court. He was given an 18-month community order with 15 days of rehabilitative activities, fined £230 and made subject to a three-year restraining order. He was also ordered to pay £85 prosecution costs and a £114 statutory surcharge.
Other sentences included Damon Hirst, 21, of Acaster Malbis, near York, who was jailed for 12 weeks at Doncaster Magistrates Court for driving whilst disqualified and driving without insurance, and banned from driving for three years and 84 days. Neil Friar, 44, of no fixed address, was convicted at Harrogate Magistrates Court of burgling Wetheralls in Selby and stealing items worth £1,951.
How it is being reported
- York man given suspended sentence and 10-year order over indecent images of childrenSeptember 24 DoncasterYork Press · 24 Oct, 09:45
- York man given suspended sentence and 10-year order over indecent images of childrenSeptember 24 DoncasterGazette & Herald (Malton) · 24 Oct, 09:45
In this story: Robert Sheard-Smith · Kurt Wilbraham · Damon Hirst · Neil Friar · York · Selby · Hull Magistrates Court · Harrogate Magistrates Court
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