Newark burglar who stole vapes, assaulted a PCSO, and was drunk and disorderly among latest cases to be sentenced at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court
A burglar who stole £182 worth of vapes from Poundland, assaulted a PCSO, and was drunk and disorderly in public has been sentenced.
Jamie Kavanagh, 52, of Quibell Road, Newark, appeared at Nottingham Magistrates Court on May 30 to be sentenced for a number of charges, all of which he had pleaded guilty to.
On February 13, Kavanagh was drunk and disorderly on Quibell Road, caused damage to a police car and a police van, and behaved in an indecent manner by insulting others in custody while at Mansfield Police Station.
For each of the two criminal damage charges and the indecent behaviour charge, he received a four month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, to be served concurrently.
It was suspended to allow for six months of alcohol rehabilitation. He must also carry out ten days of rehabilitation activity.
£10 of compensation was ordered for each case of criminal damage.
No separate penalty was given for the drunk and disorderly offence.
Days after those offences, on February 21 Kavanagh was again drunk and disorderly in public on Slaughterhouse Lane. On the same day he obstructed a PCSO in his duty, and assaulted the same PCSO by beating him.
For the charges relating to the PCSO, Kavanagh was again handed concurrent four month prison sentences, suspended for 12 months, and ordered to take part in rehabilitation activity.
No separate penalty was given for the drunk and disorderly offence.
On February 22, Kavanagh then stole £182 worth of vapes from Poundland, Newark, having entered the building as a trespasser.
For this offence he again received a four month prison sentence suspended for 12 months, to be served concurrently, to undertake rehabilitation activity, and was further ordered to pay £182 in compensation.
Also sentenced on May 30 was Charles Parkin, 23, of Station Lane, Farnsfield, who was banned from attending football matches for three years.
Parkin had pleaded guilty to assaulting a man by beating at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground, West Bridgford, on April 12.
He was ordered to pay £100 in compensation, a fine of £666, and costs of £85.
Peter Rogers, 39, of Wolsey Road, Newark, was sentenced on the same day for two counts of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause the person to believe unlawful violence would be used, or to provoke unlawful violence.
The charges, both of which Rogers pleaded guilty to, related to incidents in Newark on April 28 and May 7, against the same person.
He was fined £180, and ordered to pay costs of £157.
A Ford driver who had four people in a two-seater vehicle, no valid test certificate, and no insurance, was sentenced on June 2.
Jemma Pedley, 40, of Wolfit Avenue, Balderton, pleaded guilty to the offences, which occurred on January 17 on Ollerton Road, Newark.
Pedley was fined £461, had eight points added to her record, and was ordered to pay costs of £294 for the lack of insurance, with no separate penalty for the other offences.
She avoided disqualification due to being a carer for two adults with special needs, and the risk of her losing her job affecting them.
Speeding driver Cheryl Kidby, 40, of Johnsons Road, Fernwood, avoided disqualification when she was sentenced on June 2.
Kidby admitted driving at 36mph on the 30mph limited B6166 Lincoln Road on September 19, 2024.
She was fined £40, ordered to pay £126 in costs, and had three points added to her licence.
No disqualification was ordered due to the effect of her work and family.
Liam Coulter, 35, of London Road, Balderton, was imprisoned for breaching the community requirement of a suspended sentence order made on November 28, 2024, by failing to attend on May 8.
He admitted the breach.
Coulter’s eight-week sentence, which had been suspended for 12 months, was enacted and he is to spend 42 days in custody.
A domestic violence protection order was made for 28 days against Christopher Jenkins-Coupe, 37, of Portland Street, Newark, when he appeared before court on May 27.
Jenkins-Coupe admitted breaching a domestic violence protection notice served on May 24, on the following day.
He must also pay costs of £572 to Nottinghamshire Police.
Another domestic violence protection order was made for 28 days against Daniel Barnes, on May 29.
Barnes, 42, of Malkin Avenue, Radcliffe on Trent, was also ordered to pay costs of £480 to Nottinghamshire Police.
