Man Sentenced for 12 Offences Across Hampshire and Dorset

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Aiden Greene, 33, of no fixed address, was sentenced by Southampton magistrates for 12 offences committed across Hampshire and Dorset. Greene's crimes included stealing bank cards, cash, a driving licence, wallet, iPhone, and items of clothing, as well as committing fraud by false representation and handling stolen goods. He was also found in possession of Class A and Class B controlled drugs.

Key Takeaways:

  • Aiden Greene committed 12 offences across Hampshire and Dorset, including theft, fraud, and possession of controlled substances.
  • Greene stole £40 in cash, a driving licence, a wallet, an iPhone, and several items of clothing.
  • He committed three fraud by false representation offences using a stolen bank card to buy items in Bournemouth.
  • Greene was sentenced to one month in jail, suspended for 18 months, for the fraud offences, and was ordered to pay compensation to his victims.
  • There were no separate penalties for the other crimes.
  • Greene was also arrested for handling stolen goods.
  • Greene pleaded guilty to all charges.
  • Greene was found in possession of Class A and Class B controlled drugs.

Statistics:

  • 12 offences committed by Aiden Greene across Hampshire and Dorset.
  • 4 bank cards stolen.
  • £40 in cash stolen.
  • 1 driving licence stolen.
  • 1 wallet stolen.
  • 1 iPhone stolen.
  • 12 items of clothing stolen.
  • 3 fraud by false representation offences committed.
  • 1 month in jail, suspended for 18 months, for the fraud offences.
  • Compensation ordered for victims of fraud.

Sources:

  • [1] A local news article in the Southampton area, no date provided.