Wakefield district court reports: Burglar handed community order
The following cases were heard at Leeds Magistrates’ Court.
Connor Ryan, aged 20, of Brayshaw Road, East Ardsley: Burglary with intent to steal. Eighteen-month community order with 30-day rehabilitation activity requirement and £300 compensation.
Connor Hamilton, aged 31, of Oxford Street, Wakefield: Theft from a motor vehicle and fraud by false representation. Jailed for four weeks and £150 compensation.
Richard Smith, aged 38, of Syke Road, Tingley: Failed to provide a specimen. Forty-two month driving ban, £430 fine and £85 costs.
Lewis Simpson, aged 23, of Helston Road, Castleford: Possession of cannabis with intent to supply. Twelve-month community order with 150 hours unpaid work and £85 costs.
Mark Ward, aged 45, of Watling Road, Airedale, Castleford. Failed to comply with the requirements of a community order by failing to attend induction appointments and failing to provide acceptable evidence within five working days. Fined £50.
Connor Hamilton, aged 31, of Oxford Street, Wakefield: Theft from a motor vehicle and fraud by false representation. Jailed for four weeks and £150 compensation.
Richard Smith, aged 38, of Syke Road, Tingley: Failed to provide a specimen. Forty-two month driving ban, £430 fine and £85 costs.
Lewis Simpson, aged 23, of Helston Road, Castleford: Possession of cannabis with intent to supply. Twelve-month community order with 150 hours unpaid work and £85 costs.
Mark Ward, aged 45, of Watling Road, Airedale, Castleford. Failed to comply with the requirements of a community order by failing to attend induction appointments and failing
to provide acceptable evidence within five working days. Fined £50.
Kieran Hepworth, aged 22, of Leeds Road, Castleford: Failed to comply with the requirements of a community order – made for obstructing a constable, assault by beating and criminal damage – by failing to complete unpaid work online course and failing to provide reasonable explanation or evidence within five working days. Ordered to pay £60 costs.
Waleed Hussain, aged 27, of Henry Street, Wakefield: Failed to comply with the community requirements of a suspended sentence order – madev for failing to provide a sample and drug driving – by failing to complete unpaid work appointment and failed to provide acceptable evidence within five working days. Suspended sentence order varied and includes jailed for six weeks suspended for 12 months and 21 hours unpaid work.