Speeders' offending dealt with by Wrexham Magistrates Court

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Russell Mills, aged 47 and of Summersville Close, Connah's Quay, was sentenced for driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and using a vehicle without insurance. The court handed down eight penalty points and ordered the defendant to pay a £660 fine, £110 costs and a £176 victim surcharge.

Samuel Cruse, aged 29 and of Caradoc Road in Prestatyn, was sentenced for exceeding a 40mph speed limit on the A548 at Mostyn. The imposition of three penalty points resulted in the defendant being banned from driving for six months. He must also pay a £120 fine, as well as £110 costs.

Stephen Smith, aged 41 and of Pen Y Bal Street, Holywell, was sentenced for exceeding a 50mph (air quality) speed limit on the A494 between Garden City and Deeside Industrial Park Interchange. He was fined £80 and handed four penalty points, as well as £110 costs and a £32 victim surcharge.

Dimitar Serafimov, aged 29 and of Bellevue Court, Wrexham, was sentenced for using a vehicle without insurance and driving whilst not wearing a seatbelt. The court imposed a £500 fine, £200 victim surcharge, £110 and six penalty points for the offence, but opted not to ban the defendant as it was decided he and his family would "suffer exceptional hardship" if he lost his licence. The court heard he is a self-employed driver delivering food around the city, thus he needs a licence to continue in this work.

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Gez Trueman, aged 23 and of Somerset Road in Newton, Merseyside, was sentenced for being in charge of a vehicle whilst the proportion of a specified drug (cannabis) was above the specified limit in Southsea, Wrexham. He was fined £80 and received 10 notional penalty points, which led to him receiving a six month driving ban. Trueman must also pay £85 costs.

Tommie Sharp, aged 26 and of Beech Avenue in Rhos, was sentenced for criminal damage. The court handed down a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered costs of £85, as well as a £26 victim surcharge.

Kian Davies, aged 20 and of Broxton Road in Wrexham, was sentenced for possession of cannabis. The court issued a six month conditional discharge, with no order for costs.