BROUGHT TO JUSTICE; Who's been in court?

THE following cases were heard at Cardiff Magistrates' Court:

- Wesley Atkins, 18, of Cambridge Street, Grangetown, Cardiff, was fined pounds 50 with a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting jumping a red light. Three points were put on his licence.

- Karol Jan Ciurah, 22, of Clos Tyniad Glo, Barry, was fined pounds 475 with pounds 40 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting failing to identify a driver suspected of speeding. Six points were put on her licence.

- Benjamin Thomas Dummer, 27, of Ffordd Brynhyfryd, Old St Mellons, Cardiff, was fined pounds 200 with pounds 60 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting failing to stop and provide details after an accident. Six points were put on his licence.

- Gareth Lloyd George, 29, of Bwlch Road, Fairwater, Cardiff, was fined pounds 235 with pounds 60 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting possessing cannabis.

- Craig Alun Haskings, 25, of Wellfield Place, Roath, Cardiff, was fined pounds 230 with pounds 60 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting using threatening words or behaviour.

- Tanya Michelle Sweetman, 21, of Carlisle Street, Splott, Cardiff, was conditionally discharged for 18 months and must pay pounds 60 costs after admitting stealing shoes and perfume.

- Jason Micallef, 28, of Eleanor Place, Butetown, Cardiff, was given a 10-week jail term, suspended for a year, after admitting breaching a community order, shoplifting and failing to surrender to custody.

- Colin Noble, 51, of Dros y Morfa, Rumney, Cardiff, was fined pounds 35 with a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting speeding. Three points were put on his licence.

- Danielle Marie Smith, 19, of Habershon Street, Splott, Cardiff, was fined pounds 75 with pounds 60 costs and a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting shoplifting a drill, wallpaper and a security alarm from B&Q.

- Craig Burgess, 31, of Meadowlark Close, St Mellons, Cardiff, was fined pounds 85 with a pounds 15 victim surcharge after admitting failing to surrender to custody and using threatening words or behaviour.

- GrahamClive David, 49, of Wilson Road, Ely, Cardiff, was given a four-month jail term, suspended for a year, after admitting driving while disqualified and without insurance. He was banned from driving for a year.

- Stephanie Michelle Jenkins, 39, of Newport Road, Roath, Cardiff, was banned from driving for two years after admitting having no insurance. She was fined pounds 150 with a pounds 15 victim surcharge.