The first week of June saw a range of criminals dealt with at Bristol Magistrates' Court, from thieves and drink-drivers to domestic abusers.
Every week, Bristol Live reports from the city's courts, with our reporting playing an important part of the UK's open justice system - that justice can be seen to be done.
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Here are the criminals who have been sentenced from June 1 to June 6, 2020.
Victims' names have been withheld - you can read more about why we publish defendants' names and addresses here.
Monday, June 1
John Rocky Ayres, 42, of no fixed abode
Admitted entering Downend Cricket Club on June 1 when prohibited by a restraining order. He was fined £140.
Carol-Anne Christinemarie Buckley, 25, of Southend in Bath
Admitted damaging three cell walls at Keynsham Police Centre on June 1 and was fined £140.
Usama Eltahan, 49, of Milsom Street in Easton
Admitted: driving a Toyota without the proper licence, while uninsured and without an MOT certificate, in Barrow Road, Lawrence Hill, on November 25 last year. He also admitted having a false Belgian identity card and obstructing a police constable. He was given a community order and fined £140.
Grant Steven Long, 25, of Henacre Road in Bristol
Admitted: assaulting a woman, threatening behaviour and assaulting a police constable in Ashley Road on December 14 last year. He was handed 24 weeks' jail, suspended for 12 months.
Asa George Manders, 43, of Bristol Road in Cromhall, Wotton-Under-Edge
Admitted: assaulting a police constable in Cromhall and breaching a restraining order on May 30; two assaults on a police constable at Patchway Police Centre on May 30. He was jailed for 20 weeks.
Mousa Mohammed, 30, of Ron Jones House in Jamaica Street, Kingsdown
Admitted: driving a Nissan in Warwick Road, Easton, when tested to have 89 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood (the limit is 80) on September 24 last year; driving without the proper licence on September 24 last year. He was fined £140 and banned from driving for 12 months.
Khalid Nur, 23, of Marsh Street in Bristol
Admitted: assaulting three police officers in Bristol on May 31; entering Castle Park on May 31 when banned by a criminal behaviour order. He was handed a community order with 200 hours' unpaid work.
Jamie Kevin Saunders, 33, of South Liberty Lane in Ashton, Bristol
Admitted damaging a door at Buttercup Walk, Ashton, on March 12, 2018. He was fined £100 and told to pay compensation of £100.
Cy Sedgman, 27, of Badenham Grove in Lawrence Weston
Admitted failing to comply with supervision requirements by failing to keep in touch with the Probation Service and was fined £50.
Heidar Gedo, 29, of Hillburn Road in Bristol
Admitted driving a Seat in Nelson Street on December 23, 2018, without the proper licence. He was fined £30.
Sophie Ann McCarthy, 34, of Travelodge in Mitchell Lane, Redcliffe
Admitted stealing two bottles of Gordons gin from Morrisons supermarket in Fishponds on April 6. She was conditionally discharged for a year.
Tuesday, June 2
Shane Bowen, 26, of Bell Lane in Tavistock
Admitted assault and causing damage at Huish Lane, Radstock, on April 9 and was handed a community order and restraining order banning him from contact with a specified person and place.
Steven James Stone, 36, of Penpole Park in Shirehampton
Was handed a domestic violence protection order made for 28 days for the protection of an associated person.
Doreen Mary Duncan, 30, of Kingdom View in West Street, Bedminster
Was found guilty of assaulting a police constable on May 24 last year at Hengrove Way and was handed a community order.
Benjamin Jones, 40, Alpha Guest House in Coronation Road, Southville
Admitted causing harassment, alarm of distress on May 31 as well as damaging a police van by spitting into it and ringing 999 without reasonable excuse, as prohibited by a criminal behaviour order. He was handed a community order.
Scott Liam Oxenham, 23, of Oxford Street in Totterdown
Admitted assaulting a police constable on June 1 and was handed a six-week jail term, suspended for 12 months.
Graham John Rabjohns, 58, of Lees Hill in Kingswood
Admitted multiple breaches of a community order and was jailed for 16 weeks.
Ricky John Thompson, 55, of no fixed abode
Admitted entering Broadmead when prohibited by a criminal behaviour order on June 1 and breaching a community order. He was jailed for 24 weeks.
Wednesday, June 3
Corey Mark Bowers, 23, of Brendon Avenue in Weston-Super-Mare
Was handed a domestic violence protection order made for 28 days for the protection of an associated person.
Jonathan Mays, 53, of Whitefield Road in Speedwell
Admitted: failing to surrender to magistrates on September 24 last year; failing to comply with supervision requirements; stealing £15,000 worth of goods from Black Rock in Marsh Street between March 31 and April 6. He was handed 25 weeks jail, suspended for 18 months.
Darren John Meredith, 53, of Clapton Walk in Sea Mills
Admitted threatening behaviour at Sea Mills between October 11 and November 27 last year. He was handed a community order and restraining order.
Raimundas Urbonavicius, 33, of Kimberley Street in Wolverhampton
Admitted: taking a Vauxhall Astra without authority from Whitchurch Lane on June 2; driving at Bedminster Parade on June 2 without the proper licence while uninsured and tested to have 55 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath (the limit is 35); sexual assault at Keynsham Police Centre on June 2. He was handed a community order with 260 hours of unpaid work.
Mark Anthony Poursain, 47, of no fixed abode
Admitted threatening behaviour at Asda in East Street, Bedminster, on May 8 and was jailed for four months. He was also handed a restraining order banning him from contact with a name person and place.
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Thursday, June 4
Michael Stephen Price, 31, of Carmarthen Grove in Willsbridge
Received a domestic violence protection order made for 28 days for the protection of an associated person.
Paul Aldridge, 31, of no fixed abode
Admitted breaching supervision requirements by failing to attend appointments and was fined £50.
Assim Dallahi, 21, of Beverley Gardens in Wembley
Admitted failing to comply with a community order by failing to report as instructed. He was committed to prison for 12 weeks, suspended for 12 months.
Ashley Jones, 28, of Stapleton Road in Easton
Admitted assault at Hungerford Road, Bristol, on June 3. He was handed a community order.
Zacare James Tucker, 26, of no fixed abode
Was found guilty of damaging a window belonging to The Guinness Partnership in Bath on March 31. He admitted assaulting a woman on the same day, in breach of a suspended sentence. He was found guilty of harassment and damaging a window belonging to CURO Housing Association at Wedmore Park, Bath, on April 19. He was handed 50 weeks' custody.
Mr Jeremy Tyrone Peters, 35, of Long Mead in Brinsham Park, Yate
Admitted assault and causing damage on March 23 and was handed a community order and told to undergo a Building Better Relationships programme.
Friday, June 5
Jordan Lewis Brown, 26, of no fixed abode
Admitted: assaulting two NHS staff members at the Mason Unit of Southmead Hospital on December 5 last year; assaulting a police officer at Patchway Police Centre on December 5 last year. He also admitted breaching supervision requirements. He was found guilty of handling stolen goods. He admitted: possessing 6.84g of DMB-4en-PINACA a synthetic cannabinoid and 0.608g of Buprenorphine in Broadmead on February 8. He was handed 43 weeks' custody, suspended for 18 months.
Liam Allender, 27, of Cotswold Road, Bedminster
Admitted damaging a speaker in Corn Street on May 21. He was told to pay £50 compensation.
Henry Burke, 26, of Albert Park, Montpelier
Admitted driving a Nissan Micra in King Road Avenue, Avonmouth, on May 6 when tested to have 140 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath (the limit is 35). He was fined £1156 and banned from driving for three years.
Wojciech Gordienko, 28, of no fixed abode
Admitted having a kitchen knife, making a threat to kill and damaging a door in Brereton Way, Bristol, on November 21 last year. He was handed a community order and retraining order banning him from contact with a specified person and place.
Wayne Humphries, 47, of Mardon Road in St Annes
Admitted driving a Saab in Totterdown on August 22 when tested to have 135 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath (the limit is 35). He also admitted failing to surrender to custody on September 8, 2016. He was handed a community order and was banned from driving for 33 months.
Stephen Nicholas Perrett, 39, of Crabrook Road in Bristol
Was handed a domestic violence protection order made for 28 days for the protection of an associated person.
Saturday, June 6
Noor Ahamed Shakil, 25, of Shaftesbury Avenue in Montpelier
Admitted breaching a domestic violence protection order by contacting a woman numerous times between May 24 and June 5 and was fined £250.
