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14 people recently convicted of crimes in Somerset courts
A number of different offences were all seen by the courts.
Taunton Magistrates Court
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Magistrates courts deal with more than 90 per cent of criminal cases in Somerset including low-level offences such as minor assaults and motoring charges.
North Somerset Magistrates Courts A MIDDLE-aged woman used a false name in two shops in Weston-super-Mare to dishonestly claim she was entitled to buy clothes on the internet. Julie Hammond, 56, of Ravensworth Terrace, Burnham-on-Sea, was found guilty of two counts of fraud following a trial at North Somerset Magistrates Court. She was handed a community order with 120 hours unpaid work and ordered to pay a £85 victim surcharge and £775 costs. THOMAS Rowan, 69, of Briar Close, Burnham-on-Sea, pleaded guilty to speeding at 75mph in a 60mph zone on the M4. He was fined £40, ordered to pay a £34 victim surcharge and £85 costs and given three penalty points on his licence.
Police search for man who smacked seagull after burger snatch
Police are reviewing CCTV in their search for the alleged attacker
Updated
A Menkind employee handed the seagull to police
Police are searching for a man who reportedly hit a seagull with a walking stick in Bristol city centre.
Five police officers attended Broadmead at around 11.30am last Wednesday (May 19) and collected an injured gull from an employee of the Menkind gift shop following a reported attack on the bird, as
Bristol Live revealed hours later.
Now Avon and Somerset police have issued a statement on the incident. The force said officers on patrol in Broadmead had been approached by a member of the public.
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