A ROUND-UP of recent cases heard at Newport Magistrates’ Court and Cwmbran Magistrates’ Court.
CHRISTINE KENNY, 33, of Clifton Place, Newport, was jailed for 16 weeks after she pleaded guilty to breaching a criminal behaviour order and being in breach of a suspended sentence.
She was ordered to pay a £128 surcharge after her release from jail.
EMMA STEED, 28, of Cardigan Crescent, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, was conditionally discharged for 12 months after she pleaded guilty to stealing two 1 litre bottles of Jack Daniel’s whiskey worth £65 from Asda.
She was ordered to pay £172 in compensation, costs and a surcharge.
CHRISTOPHER GARY DREW, 27, of Newgate Street, Brecon, was jailed for eight weeks after he pleaded guilty to public disorder in Cwmbran.
He was ordered to pay a £128 surcharge after his release from jail.
GAVIN SNAILHAM, 52, of St Fagans Street, Caerphilly, was ordered to pay £239 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after he admitted producing 16 cannabis plants.
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STEVEN WELLS, 24, of Ty Coch, Rhymney, was banned from driving for six months after he pleaded guilty to driving without insurance.
He was ordered to pay £239 in a fine, costs and a surcharge.
RHYS MARC ROBERTS, 40, of Conway Croft, Newport, was ordered to pay £816 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after he failed to give information relating to the identification of the driver of a vehicle.
His driving record was endorsed with six points.
SAMUEL REARDON, 32, of Clytha Square, Newport, was ordered to pay £238 in compensation, a fine, costs and a surcharge after he pleaded guilty to stealing paint worth £39 from B&Q.
KIERON JOHN SHAW, 28, of Duffryn Road, Ebbw Vale, was ordered to pay £239 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after he admitted public disorder in Cefn Fforest.
JONATHAN JAMES PASSMORE, 45, of Acre Close, Caerphilly, was ordered to pay £159 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after he admitted public disorder.
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