Ashley Marshall, aged 28, of no fixed abode, was sentenced at Winchester
Crown Court on Friday, 28 October to four months in prison after pleading
guilty to both offences at a previous hearing.
The court heard that at around 2.45pm on Monday, 3 October, officers on
routine patrols spotted Marshall running towards Beales Close from the
direction of Acre Court.
The officers asked Marshall to stop but he refused and continued running
into Beales Close where he was subsequently detained.
Officers carried out a stop and search, during which they located a
quantity of cannabis and a knife in Marshall’s rucksack.
Appearing at Winchester Crown Court on Friday, 28 October, Marshall was
jailed for four months for both offences.
As a result of this conviction, Marshall activated an 18 month suspended
sentence for a previous offence of possession with intent to supply
cannabis, making his sentence a total of 22 months in jail.
Crown Court on Friday, 28 October to four months in prison after pleading
guilty to both offences at a previous hearing.
The court heard that at around 2.45pm on Monday, 3 October, officers on
routine patrols spotted Marshall running towards Beales Close from the
direction of Acre Court.
The officers asked Marshall to stop but he refused and continued running
into Beales Close where he was subsequently detained.
Officers carried out a stop and search, during which they located a
quantity of cannabis and a knife in Marshall’s rucksack.
Appearing at Winchester Crown Court on Friday, 28 October, Marshall was
jailed for four months for both offences.
As a result of this conviction, Marshall activated an 18 month suspended
sentence for a previous offence of possession with intent to supply
cannabis, making his sentence a total of 22 months in jail.
