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Who has been in court for cannabis offences in Notts?

Who has been in court for cannabis offences in Notts?

Defendant Mickey Dobbyn left court with a fine of £110 for possessing cannabis.The 30-year-old, of Plowman Court, Stapleford, pleaded guilty to having the Class B drug at his address on September 22.As well as the fine, he was ordered to pay £30 towards victim services and costs of £85.Elsewhere, Sean James Ryan, 41, of Blue Bell Hill Road, St Ann's, was conditionally discharged for six months.Magistrates in Nottingham fined him £50 after he pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis at his address on October 24.He was ordered to pay £20 towards victim services.Read MoreNews from the courtsAnother person to face prosecution for possessing the drug was Steven James Mee, 25, of Lorne Grove, Radcliffe-on-Trent, who had cannabis in Lorne Grove.Magistrates heard he had four small wraps of the drug on October 5.He pleaded guilty and was conditionally discharged for six months. JPs ordered he pay £20 to fund victim services and costs of £40.Convicted rapist breached court order by spending six hours with underage girlsThe court also dealt with Haissam Yehya-Ali, a 22-year-old defendant from Swallowdale Road in Derby.He pleaded guilty to possessing a small amount of cannabis in Cairns Street, Nottingham, on October 10.Magistrates fined him £100, ordered he pay a victim surcharge of £30 and costs of £85.Nottingham Magistrates' Court (Image: Nottingham Post)Richard McKenzie, 48, of Corporation Oaks, Mapperley Park, was fined £200 for producing cannabis.Magistrates heard he admitted the offence. They ordered he pay the fine, £30 towards victim services and costs of £85.Read MoreFinally Martin Brandon, 37, of Kildare Road, St Ann's, received a community order for producing 28 cannabis plants on April 3.After pleading guilty, he was given an electronic curfew for six months - to remain indoors between 7pm and 7am.He was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £85 and costs of £85.Let's block ads! (Why?)


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