Who's in Preston Magistrates' Court today - full list of cases, names and offences for Tuesday, September 22

Preston Magistrates’ Court - Tuesday, September 22

A number of cases are due to be heard at Preston Magistrates’ Court today, including first hearings, pleas, sentencing hearings and case management hearings.

The cases listed include allegations ranging from assault and criminal damage to drug supply, drink and drug driving, burglary and weapons offences.

Aaron Bimson is due to appear for sentencing after being charged with assault by beating, threatening to damage or destroy property and criminal damage to property valued at less than £5,000.

Shaune Redmond is listed for a plea hearing over allegations of racially or religiously aggravated harassment, alarm or distress by words, writing or behaviour, and assault by beating.

Ryan Porter is due to be sentenced over allegations of failing to provide a specimen for analysis as a vehicle driver and failing to cooperate with preliminary tests.

Krzysztof Mroczynski is listed for a plea hearing over an allegation of assault by beating.

Wayne Collins has two first hearings listed. The allegations include criminal damage and assault by beating, as well as burglary of a dwelling and theft without violence.

Charlie Polakovs and Bradley Turk are both due before the court for first hearings over allegations of conspiring to supply Class B drugs and cocaine, a Class A drug.

Polakovs is also accused of possessing amphetamine, a Class B drug, with intent to supply.

Later in the day, Toma Marian is due to be sentenced over allegations of failing to provide a specimen for analysis and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.

Adam Richardson has a sentencing hearing listed over an allegation of criminal damage to property valued at less than £5,000.

Cole Metcalfe is due before the court for further case management over allegations including harassment involving an alleged breach of a restraining order and failing to surrender to police or court bail.

Brian Salisbury is listed for a mention hearing over an allegation of theft from a shop.

Martin Travis is due for a first hearing over an allegation of failing to comply with sex offender notification requirements.

Alana Jemson is accused of assaulting a constable in the execution of their duty.

Peter McElhone is accused of driving while disqualified.

Dylan Hooper is facing two allegations of driving a motor vehicle with a proportion of a specified controlled drug above the specified limit.

Pauline Welsh is accused of possessing cocaine.

Juliette Brunton-Dixon is accused of driving with an alcohol level above the legal limit.

Paul Savini is facing allegations including drug driving, driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and using a motor vehicle without third-party insurance.

Thomas Cookson is accused of possessing an offensive weapon in a private place.

Wayne Johnson is facing several allegations, including possession of cocaine, ketamine and MDMA, as well as failing to provide a specimen for analysis.

Arkandiusz Boniek is accused of failing to provide a specimen for analysis.

Mark Albert is accused of drug driving.

Melissa Cromie is facing three allegations of assault by beating of an emergency worker.

Maria Soboleva is accused of driving with an alcohol level above the legal limit.

Ryan O'Niell is accused of criminal damage to property valued at less than £5,000.

Adrian Ziolkowski is accused of possessing amphetamine and criminal damage to property valued at less than £5,000.

Adam Silcock, whose case is being prosecuted by CPS-West Midlands, is listed for a first hearing over an allegation of racially or religiously aggravated fear or provocation of violence by words, writing or behaviour.

Afternoon hearings include cases involving alleged drink driving, failing to provide a specimen and possessing a knife or offensive weapon in prison.

Beverley Mizon is accused of driving with an alcohol level above the legal limit.

Mark Kewley is accused of failing to provide a specimen for analysis.

Alexander Williams is accused of two counts of unauthorised possession in prison of a knife or offensive weapon.

Several more cases are listed but the defendants' identities are withheld because of reporting restrictions under Section 45 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999.

The hearings include a mixture of pre-trial reviews and a trial.

A further group of cases involves defendants whose identities are withheld because of reporting restrictions under Section 49 of the Children and Young Persons Act 1933.

The hearings include first hearings, pleas, a mention and a review.