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DANIEL NATHAN LOWE, aged 24, of Steer Road, Swanage. Admitted two counts of assault by beating. Made subject to community order with supervision requirement and ordered to complete the Keeping Calm programme for 15 days. Restraining order made. Ordered to pay compensation of £100 and £150 and costs of £85.
MICHAEL BARRIE DAVEY, aged 70, of Russell Avenue, Swanage. Admitted driving at a speed exceeding 40mph in contravention of a Local Traffic Order. Fined £75 and ordered to pay costs of £85. Licence endorsed with three penalty points. Also admitted driving a motor vehicle otherwise than in accordance with a licence. No separate penalty.
CHRISTOPHER JAMES MCINTOSH, aged 48, of The Withys, Barnhill Road, Wareham. Admitted driving at a speed exceeding 30mph on a restricted road. Fined £100 and ordered to pay costs of £85. Licence endorsed with three penalty points.
CRAIG ROBERT MORLEY STENNER, aged 35, of Sandringham Court, High Street, Swanage. Admitted criminal damage to property. Also admitted harassment as breach of restraining order. Admitted damaging three windows of unknown value. Made subject to community order with requirement to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work. Ordered to pay costs of £85.
TADHG ONEIL, aged 38, of Chamberlaynes, Bere Regis, Wareham. Found guilty in absence of failing to give information relating to the identification of a driver when required to do so. Fined £600 and ordered to pay costs of £85. Licence endorsed with six penalty points.
MATTHEW CORDEN CLARKE, aged 32, of Norden House, Corfe Castle, Wareham. Admitted driving at a speed exceeding 30mph on a restricted road. Fined £135 and ordered to pay costs of £85. Licence endorsed with four penalty points. Also admitted failing to produce a driving licence when required to do so. No separate penalty.
JAMES CRICHTON MCKENZIE, aged 83, of Stour Drive, Wareham. Admitted using a motor vehicle on a road or public place without third party insurance Fined £200 and ordered to pay costs of £85. Licence endorsed with six penalty points.
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