Here are some of the strangest aliases that police have recorded for criminals caught in Herefordshire. Keith the Teeth Keith James Belson, 50, of no fixed address, admitted possessing cannabis and stealing a bike on July 14. Belson was fined £100, and ordered to pay £250 compensation. No costs order or victim surcharge was imposed due to a lack of means. Jack Spratt Leon John Llewellyn, 39, of Oban Way, Hereford, was disqualified from driving for 30 months and fined £120 after admitting driving while over the drug limit in Hereford on July 16. He was also ordered to pay costs of £135 and a £34 victim surcharge. Honeymonster Also known as Bigga, Mark Anthony Mundle, 46, of Grenville Road, Worcester, admitted using threatening and abusive words and behaviour towards staff and assaulting a person, causing actual bodily harm, at Hereford Railway Station on August 1. He was handed a 12 week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months and ordered to pay compensation
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Jonathan David Bushell entered a guilty plea when he appeared before magistrates in Hereford on February 3. The court heard Bushell had assaulted another person by beating in Ross-on-Wye on August 6. The 39-year-old also admitted being drunk and disorderly and assaulting a police officer by beating just days later on August 11, and intentionally causing £200 worth of damage to a plastic protective screen belonging to Gwalia Stores on September 13. He also admitted breaching the terms of a 12-month conditional discharge order imposed by magistrates in July. Bushell, of Kyrle Street, Ross, was handed a 12-month community order and must pay compensation of £100 to his first victim, £200 to Gwalia Stores, and £125 to the police officer.