Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court round up of recent cases
Kerry Martin, 49, of Riboleau Street, Ryde.
Drug driving.
Costs £85, surcharge £48, fine £120, 36-month driving disqualification.
Read more: 3-year ban for Isle of Wight drug driver who felt 'targeted'
Taliesin Tallack, 29, of Dennett Road, St Lawrence.
Criminal damage.
Costs £85, fine £50.
Kameron Wheeler, 25, of Jubilee Place, Ryde.
Possession of cocaine.
Costs £85, surcharge £48, fine £120.
Read more: Isle of Wight festival builder fined over cocaine in car
Lee Richie, 31, of Sunset Close, Freshwater.
Assault by beating.
Costs £200, surcharge £108, compensation £200, Fine £ 270.
Martin Pjetri, 29, of Lower Church Road, Weston Super Mare.
Possession of cocaine.
Costs £85, surcharge £48, fine £120.
Lily Nash, 24, of Atkinson Drive, Newport.
Public order offence, three counts of theft from a shop.
Eight-month community order, to include ten rehabilitation days, compensation £110.
Read more: Isle of Wight shoplifters caught on supermarket CCTV
Bradley Salmon, 19, of Melville Street, Sandown.
Arson, criminal damage.
Compensation £635, 12-month conditional discharge.
Luke Burdett, 32, of Spanners Close, Chale Green.
Theft from a shop.
Costs £85, fine £80, compensation £45.
Ross Edwards, 29, of Carisbrooke Road, Newport.
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
Compensation £100, 18-mont community order, to include 20 rehabilitation days and 200 hours of unpaid work.
Ricky Chester, 48, of Carpenters Road, St Helens.
Drug driving.
Costs £85, surcharge £114, fine £40, 12-month community order, to include ten rehabilitations days, 14-month driving disqualification.
Joseph Woolcock, 33, of Carter Street, Sandown.
Drug driving.
Costs £85, £277, fine £692, 12-month driving disqualification.
Richard Harrison, 46, of Halberry Lane, Newport.
Drug driving.
Costs £85, surcharge £114, fine £40, 12-month community order, to include ten rehabilitation days, 14-month driving disqualification.
Read more: Isle of Wight drug driver caught after buying beer at petrol station
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