The following have been dealt with by Bradford Magistrates:
Naeem Shah, aged 44, of Hollings Road, Girlington; assault, 12 months’ community order, 100 hours’ unpaid work, £50 costs. Thandi Carol Godfrey, aged 28, of Ullswater Drive, Woodside; failure to comply with requirements of community order, order revoked and dealt with for the original offence of theft, re-sentenced, 12 months’ community order. Dilzar Mouhsen Hassan, aged 26, of Belmont Terrace, Shipley; driving without insurance, £100 fine, £75 costs, licence endorsed; driving without a licence, no separate penalty. Seema Ijaz, aged 35, of Emm Lane, Heaton; original offence of driving without a licence re-opened, £45 fine, £55 costs, licence endorsed.
Victoria Jane Noble, aged 38, of Washington Street, Girlington; driving while disqualified, 12 months’ community order with electronic monitoring and three months’ curfew, 150 hours’ unpaid work, £85 costs, banned from driving for 12 months; driving without insurance, no separate penalty. Martin Phillip Smith, aged 34, of Haycliffe Lane, Little Horton; theft, 12 months’ conditional discharge, £40 costs. Israr Ahmed, aged 31, of Durham Road, Girlington; assault, 12 months’ conditional discharge, restraining order, £100 compensation, £150 costs.
Stephen George Elliott, aged 55, of Southcliffe Way, Baildon; breach a non-molestation order, original offence suspended sentence activated, jailed for 54 days, restraining order made; commission of further offence while subject to a conditional discharge, no separate penalty, commission of further offence during the operational period of a suspended sentence order, dealt with for the original offence. Ryan Barraclough, aged 24, of Griffe Head Crescent, Wyke; driving without insurance, £80 fine, £100 costs, licence endorsed. Joseph William Bartle, aged 29, of Halifax Road, Odsal; driving without insurance, £200 fine, £100 costs.
- We wish to point out that all the information in this court file is provided by the magistrates’ court, which collates the details largely from prosecutors and the police. In calculating the amount of any fine, the court takes into account the income of the offender as well as the seriousness of the offence.
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