Court results - Crawley

Paul Brown, 42, of The Meades, Dormansland, was fined £575, with a £120 victim surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had pleaded guilty to speeding at East Grinstead.

Hannah Schofield, 23, of Ifield Road, Crawley, was banned from driving for 17 months, fined £140, with a £20 victim surcharge, £85 costs. She had pleaded guilty to drink driving, and to failing to comply with a traffic light, at Crawley.

Liam Thompson, 23, of Garden Walk, Crawley, was given a one year conditional discharge, a £15 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to obstructing a police officer at Crawley.

Hannah Crawford, 29, of no fixed address, was banned from driving for six months, with a £160 fine, a £20 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. She had pleaded guilty to resisting a police officer, driving without a licence, and driving without insurance, all at Crawley, and admitted breaching a conditional discharge.

Jack Roffey, 23, of Tyler Road, Crawley, was jailed for 14 weeks, with an £80 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to breaching a restraining order by sending text messages, and was re-sentenced for assault, using violence to gain entry to premises, and two counts of assaulting a police officer.

Philip Booth, 52, of Hevers Avenue, Horley, was fined £220, with a £22 victim surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had been convicted under the single justice procedure of speeding at Gatwick.

James London, 55, of Bridgelands, Copthorne, was fined £220, with a £22 victim surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had been convicted under the single justice procedure of speeding at East Grinstead.

Peter Perity, 29, c/o Forester Road, Crawley, was fined £100, with £155 compensation, a £20 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage to household items in Crawley. A restraining order was made, barring him from contacting the victim, or going to an address in Crawley.

Stephen Brown, 49, of Cumbernauld Walk, Crawley, was jailed for 17 weeks, with a three year driving ban, and an £80 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to driving while unfit through drink, and to driving without insurance, in Crawley.

Ryan Higson, 27, of Letchworth Court, Crawley, was jailed for eight weeks, with an £80 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to theft of electrical goods from Boots in Crawley, theft of groceries from a Co-op in Crawley, and causing criminal damage to a security tag and stealing a laptop from Staples in Horsham.

Stuart Walker, 49, of Crescent Way, Horley, was jailed for six weeks, with a £115 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to threatening to commit criminal damage by breaking a Probation Service office window.

Richard Wardrop, 37, of The Grove, Haywards Heath, was ordered to pay £40 compensation and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer and resisting a police officer, both in Haywards Heath, and admitted breaching a conditional discharge.

Anthony O’Driscoll, 26, c/o Commonwealth Drive, Crawley, was jailed for 20 weeks, with a £115 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to burglary with intent to steal, at Three Bridges Free Church.

Richard Tomson, 37, of Perryfield Road, Crawley, was banned from driving for three years, with a £120 fine, a £20 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to driving with illegal levels of a cocaine metabolite in his blood.

Alexander Bradbury, 25, of Downland Place, Crawley, was fined £440, with a £44 victim surcharge, £85 costs, and three penalty points added to his licence. He had been convicted in his absence of driving with an illegally worn tyre at Crawley.

Eugenijus Norvaisas, 24, of no fixed address, was given a nine month conditional discharge, with a £15 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to theft from Sainsbury’s in Crawley.

Alexander Hollis, 38, of Malthouse Road, Crawley, was given an eight week jail sentence, suspended for a year, with an £80 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to possessing an offensive weapon - a snooker ball in a sock - in a public place, and admitted breaching a suspended sentence.

Philip Smith, 28, of Buckswood Drive, Crawley, was jailed for 12 weeks, with an £80 victim surcharge. He had pleaded guilty to common assault, and to causing criminal damage to a front door, both in Crawley.

Daniel Ariton, 36, c/o Wellesley Road, Ilford, was given a six month conditional discharge, with a £15 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to goods worth £397.50 from Morrisons in Crawley.

David Thornton, 49, of Foxglove Walk, Crawley, was given a one year conditional discharge, with a £15 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to possessing a Class B drug (cannabis) in Crawley.

Daniel Capstick-Bedson, 38, of Climping Road, Crawley, was given a community order with a £60 victim surcharge, £260 costs, and a £180 fine. He had been convicted in his absence of common assault, and of exposing himself to a woman in Horsham. A restraining order was made, barring him from contacting the victim.

Harendra Chaudhary, 40, of Graveney Road, Crawley, was given a community order, with a £60 victim surcharge, and £500 costs. He had been found guilty of common assault in Crawley.

Jonathon Eudocile, 32, of Bury Avenue, Hayes, was given an eight week jail sentence, suspended for a year, with a £60 victim surcharge, and £85 costs. He had pleaded guilty to three counts of common assault in Crawley.

Fehad Javaid, 28, of Borrowdale Close, Crawley, was given a four week jail sentence, suspended for a year, with 60 hours of unpaid work, a one year driving ban, a £970 fine, a £97 victim surcharge, and £620 costs. He had been found guilty of driving while disqualified at Newhaven ferry port, and pleaded guilty to breaching the notification requirements of a sentence under the Sexual Offences Act by failing to inform police about a plan to travel abroad.

Stacey Falco, 32, of Commonwealth Drive, Crawley, was given an 18 month conditional discharge, with a £15 victim surcharge. She had pleaded guilty to using racially aggravated threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour.

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