Magistrates Court results

These are the results for Eastbourne Magistrates' Court, sitting at Hastings, for February 1 - 8
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Feb 2018, 10:58 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 00:31 BST
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February 1:

Robert Burns, 36, of Avard Crescent, Eastbourne, indicated a plea of guilty of going to an address in Eastbourne, on January 8, which he was prohibited to visit by a court non-molestation order. He was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison, suspended for 18 months. The court also made a community order with a requirement of 180 hours of unpaid work. Magistrates issued a restraining order. They said the reason for the sentence was to act as a deterrent and that it involved a vulnerable victim.

February 7:

Jamie Hubbard, 37, of Ceylon Place, Eastbourne, pleaded guilty to stealing alcohol worth £48.40. The offence took place at Tesco, in Lewes, on November 2. He also indicated a plea of guilty to stealing alcohol, crisps and toothpaste worth £477, from Waitrose, at Eastbourne, on December 4 and to stealing alcohol, worth £214 and £320.49 from the same store on January 26. He indicated a plea of guilty to attempting to steal a jacket, from Blacks, in Terminus Road, Eastbourne, on January 16. He admitted being in breach of failing to comply with supervision requirements following release after a period in prison. He was sentenced to a total of four months in prison, suspended for one year. The court also made a community order with a drug rehabilitation requirement. Magistrates said the reason for the sentence was ‘repeated dishonesty, aggravated by previous convictions.

February 8:

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Dean Moran, 35, of Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, pleaded guilty to assaulting a woman by beating her. The offence took place at Eastbourne on November 13. He also pleaded guilty to damaging a mobile phone, belonging to the victim, on the same date. The court made a community order with an alcohol treatment requirement and a two month electronically monitored curfew between 8pm and 4am.

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