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Manchester Magistrates' Court Pleas
These men and women all appeared before the bench at Manchester Magistrates' Court.
Defendants from across the country - and as far away as Turkey - pleaded guilty to assaults, drink driving, shoplifting and burglary.
The following people were sentenced on Thursday, November 22, according to the latest available court register.
- Daniel Carl Fullerty, 47, of Kirkwood Drive, Miles Platting, pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal damage. He caused £600 worth of damage to a barber shop door on Saturday, October 27.
Fullerty was ordered to pay £300 compensation and was fined £165. The defendant's guilty plea was taken into account when the magistrates imposed their sentence.
- Jack Richard Carroll, 22, of Benchill Road in Wythenshawe, admitted possessing cannabis in Manchester on Thursday, October 25.
Carroll was handed a one-year conditional discharge and ordered to pay £85 court costs. The drugs that were seized will now be destroyed. Carroll's guilty plea was taken into account when his sentence was considered by the bench.
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Marlon Vitto Finneran, 25, of Broad Oak Lane in Bury, pleaded guilty to assaulting a prison custody officer in Salford on Friday, May 25.
Finneran was jailed for eight weeks by magistrates, who deemed the offence was serious because it was an attack on a custody officer at work in prison.
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Ahmed Geele, 49, of Burleigh Street in Hulme, south Manchester, admitted being drunk and disorderly on Burleigh Street in Hulme on Thursday, October 25.
Geele was fined £40, but was not ordered to pay the court costs due to a lack of financial means. His guilty plea was taken into account.
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Barry Standring, 33, of Culcheth Lane in Newton Heath, pleaded guilty to drug driving and possession of cannabis in Manchester on Saturday, July 28. He was found to have the controlled drugs Benzoylecgonine and Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol in his blood above the specified limit, while driving his Lexus on Troydale Drive in Newton Heath.
Standring was fined £260, ordered to pay £85 court costs, and banned from driving for 15 months. Standring's guilty plea was taken into account by the bench when they sentenced him. Police seized cannabis resin from the defendant, which will now be destroyed.
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Matthew John Hurst, 40, of Back Lonsdale Road North in Bolton, pleaded guilty to drink driving in an Iveco van on the M60 in Swinton on Monday, October 22. He was found to have 102mg of alcohol in his breath. The legal limit is 35mg. Hurst also admitted breaching a previous 18-month conditional discharge which he received in June 2018 for assault.
Hurst was handed a community order with an alcohol treatment requirement and must carry out 150 hours of unpaid work. He was also ordered to pay £85 court costs and banned from driving for 40 months. His guilty plea was taken into account.
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