Crime on the Docket: Bromley and Bexley Courts Serve Justice
On June 26, 2024, Bromley and Bexley Magistrates’ Courts delivered sentences in a string of cases involving theft, disorderly conduct, and assaults. Here’s a quick roundup of the defendants who faced the law.
Thugs and Thefts: Who’s Been Caught?
- Adetoye Adeniyi, 39, from Willesden, was sentenced for using threatening and abusive behaviour in Lewisham back in February. He received an 18-month community order and a £120 fine.
- Gemma Lee, 40, of Swanley, pleaded guilty to stealing cheese and alcohol from The Co-op in Orpington last July. She was handed a one-year community order.
- Erroll Earl McInnis, 48, from Penge, admitted stealing meat and booze from M&S in Orpington in April. He got a four-week jail term, suspended for six months.
Disorder and Assault Cases
- Natalie Ann Heppolette, 42, of no fixed address, admitted being drunk and disorderly outside The Crown pub in Bromley and assaulting two police officers in April. She was slapped with a one-year community order and fined £50.
- Bradley O’Neill, 44, from Bromley, admitted assaulting a woman and breaching a stalking order by shouting at her in June. He was given an 18-month community order.
Keeping Communities Safe
These cases underline Bromley and Bexley Magistrates’ Courts’ ongoing efforts to clamp down on crime, from shoplifting to assaults. The courts continue to act swiftly to keep the streets safer for everyone.
