BEFORE THE BENCH
THE following people have appeared before Stockport magistrates:
●●PAUL JAMES CROFT, 45, of Hanover Towers, Lancashire Hill, pleaded guilty to two counts of shoplifting. Community punishment order with a curfew, £120 compensation, £150 costs.
●●NICHOLAS DANIEL BATLEY, 23, of Broadway Avenue, Cheadle, admitted driving while under the influence of drugs. Fined £120, one-year driving ban, £85 costs.
●●VINCENT ROBIN SEIDLER, 51, of Clifton Court, Heaton Moor, pleaded guilty to permitting the production of cannabis. Fined £120, £85 costs.
●●ANDREW NORMAN VICTOR JACKSON, 23, of Belmont Street, Heaton Norris, admitted harassment. Ten weeks jail, restraining order, £85 costs.
●●ANGEL MARIE DELIGHT, 44, of Handley Close, Bridgehall, was found guilty of assault. Thirteen weeks jail suspended for a year, £50 compensation.
●●EMMA GALVIN, 24, of Agecroft Road, Romiley, was found guilty of ill-treating or neglecting someone in her care. Fined £180, £100 compensation, £200 costs.
●●KARL RUTTER, 30, of Grenville Street, Edgeley, admitted assault. Community punishment order with 70 hours unpaid work, restraining order, £85 costs.
●●THOMAS ALBERT SCOTT, 31, of Woodlands Park Road, Offerton, was found guilty of assault and criminal damage. Community punishment order with 200 hours unpaid work, restraining order, £1,400 compensation, £650 costs.
●●THOMAS CLARENCE FAIRCLOUGH, 24, of Exeter Road, Brinnington, admitted assault. Community punishment order with 150 hours unpaid work, restraining order, £200 compensation, £85 costs.
●●ROBERT THOMAS HYND, 41, of Beech Avenue, Gatley, pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without consent, driving without insurance, driving without a test certificate, failing to surrender to custody and eight counts of shoplifting. Community punishment order with 200 hours unpaid work, £783 compensation.
●●ANDREW BRIAN KILGOUR, 45, of Longford Road West, Reddish, admitted assault and criminal damage. Fined £120, restraining order, £100 compensation, £85 costs.
●●CALLUM ANTHONY FORREST, 20, of York Street, Edgeley, pleaded guilty to four counts of assault. Sixteen weeks detention in a young offender institute.