Bolton: Courts deal with theft, assault and public nuisance offences

A number of people from Bolton have recently been before the courts.

Magistrates have dealt with a variety of offences including theft, public nuisance, assault and driving matters.

Here are the people who have recently been before the court.

Corey Harrison drove a Renault Clio under the influence of alcohol.

The 26-year-old carried out the offence on Watergate Lane, Over Hulton, last month.

He was breathalysed and found to have 46 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath.

The legal limit is 35.

He admitted the offence at Bolton Magistrates Court.

Harrison, from Chestnut Close, Daubhill, was banned from the roads for a year and fined £498.

Robert Walsh inflicted grievous bodily harm on a man in Bolton in August last year.

The 41-year-old admitted the offence at Wigan and Leigh Magistrates Court.

Following this Walsh, from Exeter Avenue, Tonge Moor, was given a sentence of six months suspended for a year.

He was ordered to pay compensation of £200 and to do 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days.

Amir Kamchah stole £525 from John Lewis in Trafford earlier this month.

On a separate this month date he stole £265 worth of Creed bottles from the same store.

The 47-year-old admitted the two offences at Manchester Magistrates court.

Following this Kamchah, from St George's Road in the centre of Bolton, was given a sentence of eight weeks suspended for a year.

He was ordered not to enter any John Lewis store anywhere and was told to pay compensation of £265.

Seth McKay caused a public nuisance in December 2022.

He contracted the North West Ambulance Service stating he had been stabbed numerous times and diverted them away from emergencies.

He was found guilty at Wigan and Leigh Magistrates Court.

Following this McKay, from Huxley Street, Halliwell, was given a sentence of four weeks suspended for a year, with no requirements attached to it.

Courts deal with driving matters, theft, assault and public nuisance