Reports from the courts

Fraud

David William Godber, 70, of Stoneyford Road, Sutton, admitted failing to tell the DWP that he was working and which could affect his pension credit. He was given a 12-month conditional discharge and made to pay £115 in costs;

Kelly Reynolds, 30, of Chestnut Close, New Ollerton, admitted making false representation by trying to use a credit card that did not belong to her to obtain £500. She was jailed for 16 weeks, suspended for 12 months, and made to pay £500 compensation.

Violence

Jodie Peggs, 37, of Hillsway Crescent, Mansfield, admitted two counts of assaulting another female and was given a community order with alcohol treatment, a one-year retraining order and made to pay £145 in costs;

Jamie Drysdale, 25, of Manvers Court, Shirebrook, admitted assaulting a female and a male and was jailed for 34 weeks and made to pay £80 costs;

James Anthony Timothy Carroll, 36, c/o Framework, Acorn Business Park, Mansfield, was found guilty after a trial of assaulting a police officer and was jailed for 42 days and made to pay £80 compensation;

Simon Lyndon Garton, 47, of Highfield Avenue, Kirkby, was found guilty after a trial of assaulting a female and was fined £500, made to pay £100 compensation and £350 costs;

Andrew Cocker, 35, of Longstone Way, Mansfield, admitted using violence to ensure entry to premises, carrying a rounders bat. He was given 150 hours unpaid work, made to pay £50 compensation, and £145 in costs;

Jenny Morley, 30, of Byron Road, Annesley, admitted three counts of assaulting police officers, one of which was racially aggravated, and damaging a car door. She was jailed for eight weeks, suspended for eight months and made to pay £175 in compensation;

Ricky John Harris, 25, of Northwood Avenue, Sutton, admitted using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour towards another male and was given a community order with 40 hours of unpaid work and made to pay £260 in costs.

Theft

Laura Tomlinson, 30, of Perlethorpe Avenue, Meden Vale, admitted stealing make up worth £130 from Savers in Mansfield, possession of heroin an diazepam. She was given a community order and made to pay £145 costs;

Lee Anthony Simrok, 34, of Moor Street, Mansfield, admitted possessing screwdrivers, a chisel and wire cutters in connection with theft and attempting to enter a building. He was jailed for 18 weeks and made to pay £50 compensation;

Ruslan Pokut, 30, of Portland Street, New Houghton, admitted stealing razor blades worth £20 from Wilkinson’s and was given a community order and made to pay £160 in costs.

Drink Driving

Kelly Ann Edmonds, 22, of Chatsworth Street, Mansfield, admitted failing to provide a breath test for analysis and was banned from driving for three years, fined £120 and made to pay £105 in costs.

Motoring

Ryan Weaver, 27, of Park Lane, Pinxton, admitted using a mobile phone while driving a Vauxhall and was fined £90, given three penalty points and made to pay £105 in costs;

Adam James Samuel Smith, 31, of Skegby Road, Kirkby Woodhouse, admitted using a mobile phone was driving a Ford Transit. He was fined £135, given three penalty points and made to pay £105 in costs;

Ernest Handley, 63, of Willowbridge Lane, Sutton, was found guilty after a trial of failing to identify who was driving as Vauxhall Meriva that was alleged to have been guilty of an offence. He was fined £315, given six penalty points and made to pay £117 in costs;

Kurt Anthony Goodwin, 38, of Mickledale Lane, Bilsthorpe, admitted driving a Ford Transit while disqualified and without insurance. He was banned from driving for a further six months and made to pay £60 costs;

Richard Frederick John Shepherd, 64, of James Murray Mews, Mansfield was found guilty after a trial of failing to identify who was driving a Peugeot alleged to have been guilty of an offence. He was fined £215, made to pay £221 in costs and given six penalty points.

Breach

Andrew Thomas McLellan, 42, of Rufford Colliery Lane, Rainworth, admitted sending a text message to one person and contacting another on Facebook while subject to a restraining order prohibiting him to do so. He was ordered to pay £100 compensation to each victim.

Criminal Damage

Troy Andrew Thornley, 46, of Chesterfield Road South, Mansfield, admitted damaging a computer table belonging to a female and was given a 12-month conditional discharge, a two-year restraining order and made to pay £100 in costs;

Thomas Lloyd Payne, 19, of Verona Court, Mansfield, admitted damaging internal doors of a property in Mansfield and was given a community order with 100 hours of unpaid work, made to pay £150 compensation and £85 costs.