An Ilkeston man has received a suspended prison sentence after admitting possession of cocaine with intent to supply.
The case is among the latest court results involving local residents or offences committed in Ilkeston.
Suspended sentence for cocaine supply offence
Sean Clifton, 33, of Beauvale Drive, Ilkeston, admitted possession of cocaine with intent to supply.
He received a 30-month prison sentence, suspended for 30 months, and was ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work.
Stanley Common man jailed
Darren Rowland, 42, of Hayeswood Road, Stanley Common, admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm, affray and two offences of criminal damage involving a mobile phone and a fence.
He was jailed for 22 months.
A restraining order was also imposed, preventing him from contacting a named person or visiting a specified address for five years.
Employee spent more than £8,700 of company money
Daniel Chapman, 35, of Town End Road, Draycott, admitted fraud by abuse of position while working as an account administrator.
He spent £8,707.54 from a company credit card and petty cash on personal holidays, travel and accommodation.
Chapman received a 20-month prison sentence, suspended for two years, and must complete 15 rehabilitation activity days.
He was also placed under an electronically monitored curfew for four months. The curfew operates from 7.30pm until 5am between Wednesday and Sunday.
Drink-driver caught in Ilkeston
Jack Fleetwood, 30, of Broadleaf Road, Lutterworth, admitted driving while over the prescribed alcohol limit on Lower Stanton Road, Ilkeston.
He was disqualified from driving for 12 months. The ban can be reduced by three months if he completes an approved course.
Fleetwood was also fined £360 and ordered to pay £85 in court costs and a £144 victim surcharge.
Racially aggravated behaviour in Ilkeston
Jacub Lownds, 25, of Albert Avenue, Stoke-on-Trent, admitted using racially aggravated threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour in Ilkeston.
He also admitted assaulting a police officer in Derby and a separate offence of assault by beating.
Lownds was ordered to pay a total of £150 in compensation and £120 in fines.
The information in this round-up has been taken from published court reports and publicly available records of concluded proceedings. Court hearings are generally held in public, and the names of convicted defendants, the offences and the sentences imposed may be reported unless a specific legal restriction applies.