Here is a round up of some of the cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court, for the week commencing November 21, 2022.
Ross Mabey, 33, of Woodvale Road, Cowes.
Drink driving.
Disqualified from driving for 18 months, fine £405, costs £85, surcharge £162.
Michael Weaving, 38, of Esplanade, Ryde.
Possession of cocaine, cannabis, and heroin.
Fine £240, costs £85, surcharge £96.
Paris Fleet, 24, of Lavender Way, Newport.
Attempt to possess cannabis.
Fine £80, costs £85, surcharge £32.
Daniel Osborne, 31, of Spanners Close, Chale.
Assault by beating, criminal damage to a Ford Transit, using threatening/abusive/insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of unlawful violence.
Two-year community order, 200 hours of unpaid work, compensation £3,550.
Joshua Edwards, 31, The Broadway, Totland.
Sexual assault.
Two-year community order, 120 hours of unpaid work, costs £85, surcharge £95. Five years on Sex Offenders' Register.
Caspar Coole, 45, of Nettlecombe Lane, Whitwell.
Assault by beating.
18-month community order, 180 hours of unpaid work, 20 rehabilitation days, costs £650, surcharge £95.
Daniel Taylor, 29, of Embankment Road, Bembridge.
Assault by beating.
18-month community order, ten rehabilitation days, alcohol treatment requirement, relationship course, costs £85, surcharge £114.
Scott Francis, 40, of Avenue Road, Sandown.
Using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of unlawful violence.
12-month community order, ten rehabilitation days, alcohol treatment requirement, fine £80, costs £85 and surcharge £114.
Ria Lockwood, 19, of Ash Road, Newport.
Drunk and disorderly in public.
Fine £40, costs £85, surcharge £16.
Kevin Gallagher, 60, of Newport Street, Ryde.
Assault by beating.
18-month community order, alcohol treatment requirement, fine £80, costs £85.
Steven Michael Smith, 40, of Badgers Walk, Newport.
Failed to comply with the requirements of a community order.
Costs £60.
Steven Winikajtis, 65, of Pilgrims Way, Detling, Maidstone, Kent.
Drug driving.
Disqualified from driving for 12 months, fine £230, costs £85, surcharge £92.
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