MARK GRIFFITHS, 40, of Lower Glebelands, Altarnun pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to causing the death by dangerous driving of Jacob Griffiths and serious injury to Melissa Griffiths on the B3254 at Yeolmbridge on 1 July 2013. He pleaded guilty to causing the death of Jacob Griffiths when using an uninsured VW Golf. He will stand trial on 30 March.

CHRISTOPHER WHITE, 42, of Edgcumbe Avenue, Newquay pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to disclosing private sexual photographs and films of a woman without her consent in October 2024 and sexually assaulting a woman at Newquay in October 2023. His trial is fixed for 21 January.

WILLIAM SCHOFIELD, 32, of Newport, Callington pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to sexually assaulting a ten-year-old girl and raping a 13-year-old girl in Launceston. His trial was fixed for 14 January.

JORDAN ROBERTS, 24, of Poltair Court, St Austell has been sent to Truro Crown Court charged with raping a 14-year-old girl in St Austell in October 2021. His case is listed for 30 May.

TERENCE ROUND, 79, of Tower Hill, St Giles on the Heath pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to five sexual offences against a girl. They included penetrating her with his penis and an object in 2023 at Launceston. His trial will be on 28 January.

SHAUN HENDERSON, 39, of St Leonards Road, Bodmin pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to threatening to burn a house down at St Leonards Road last July, not guilty to assaulting a woman and threatening to slash her car tyres. His trial is fixed for 3 December.

MATTHEW SMITH, 56, of The Crescent, Newquay had a warrant issued for his arrest after he failed to turn up to court to answer a charge of assaulting a police officer in St Columb last September.

LEWIS PROSSER, 33, of Pontypool had seven charges against him dropped when the prosecution offered no evidence at Truro Crown Court. The offences were alleged to have taken place at Trevelgue Hollow in Newquay on 8 March and included threats to kill, assault occasioning a woman actual bodily harm, strangulation and taking a car.

IAN CLARKE, 57, of NFA, St Austell has had a warrant for his arrest issued after he failed to turn up to court to answer charges of assaulting two police officers and resisting arrest at Bugle on 29 March.

CONNER MCCONNELL, 32, of Royffe Way, Bodmin pleaded guilty at Truro Crown Court to assaulting a woman occasioning her actual bodily harm on 18 November. He was sent to prison for ten months and made subject to a restraining order not to contact his victim unless through his solicitor or go to Royffe Way until 30 April 2030.

SHAY ILES, 19, of Fore Street, Pool has been sent to prison for 24 weeks after he committed an offence of breaching a restraining order whilst on a suspended sentence. The original offences were assaulting a woman at Hillside Park, Bodmin and damaging garden gnomes and a garden light on 27 March and going to the address when in breach of a restraining order made last July.

JESSICA OCARROLL, 36, of Lanchard Rise, Liskeard pleaded guilty to assaulting a man at Liskeard on 20 September. She was given a 12-month conditional discharge and made subject to a restraining order not to contact him, apart from through a solicitor, until May 2026. She has to pay a £26 victim surcharge and £85 costs.

MARTIN TREBILCOCK, 47, of Hodge Close, Saltash changed a not guilty plea to guilty when he appeared at Truro Crown Court charged with assaulting a paramedic at Hodge Close last June. He was given a three-month prison sentence, suspended for 24 months, must have treatment for his mental health and pay the paramedic £1000 compensation.

LIAM REED, 30, of Woodland Way, Gunnislake pleaded not guilty at Truro Crown Court to inflicting grievous bodily harm without intent on a man in Callington in November 2023. His trial was fixed for 15 December.

JONATHAN TILLEY, 31, of Stuart Road, Plymouth pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour in Liskeard on 19 December. He was given a 12-month conditional discharge.

YANNIS TYLER, 32, of Alamein Road, Saltash pleaded guilty at Truro Crown Court to using threatening behaviour towards a woman on 20 August. He was sent to prison for one month and ordered to pay a £154 victim surcharge.

KIA BOWERING, 43, of Higher Town Road, Newquay pleaded guilty to fraud by false representation when he used a stolen bank card at Applegreen Services in St Austell to buy £22 worth of goods and at Tesco Express in St Austell on 2 March to buy £78.30 worth of goods; to stealing Lego and cleaning pods from B&M in St Austell on 15 March; to stealing items worth £22 from Spar in Newquay on 12 February and driving without a licence or insurance in Wadebridge on 15 March. He was given an 18-week prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, ordered to have drug rehabilitation and pay compensation.

BEN FREESTON, 45, of Brooke Close, Saltash has been sent to Truro Crown Court charged with entering a home on Callington Road, Saltash stealing a bottle of Schloer and damaging a gate, flower pot and key safe box in September 2023. His case is listed for 30 May.

LEWIS MAPSTONE, 33, of Polwhele Road, Newquay pleaded guilty to stealing razors worth £800 from Tesco in Wadebridge on 8 February, £292 worth of razor blades from Tesco in Wadebridge on 22 February, £292 worth of razor blades from Morrisons in Liskeard on 4 March, £3000 worth of cosmetics from Tesco in Camborne on 5 March, razors worth £154 from Tesco in St Austell on 13 March and razors worth £288 from Tesco in St Austell on 6 March. He was released on conditional bail until 20 June and is banned from going to any Morrisons or Tesco store in Cornwall.

MICHAEL MCGREEN, 36, of Baytree Hill, Liskeard failed to turn up to court to answer six charges of theft from shops in Liskeard and damaging a toilet at Charles Cross police station in Plymouth. A warrant was issued for his arrest.

MICHAEL RICHARDS, 48, of Treningle View, Bodmin pleaded guilty to breaching a criminal behaviour order made in August 2023 at Bodmin on 26 April when he entered a store he was banned from, remained standing outside and refused to leave when directed by staff. He was sent to prison for 20 weeks because of his flagrant disregard for court orders. A charge of assaulting a woman at Bodmin on 7 April was dismissed.

MARTIN SMITH, 33, of Victoria Place, St Austell pleaded guilty to persistently making use of the public communications network to cause annoyance between 14 February and 26 March. Sentence was adjourned.

KELVIN COOK, 39, of Tregarrick, Looe pleaded guilty to using a vehicle on the A38 at Carminow Cross, Bodmin with faulty tyres, wing mirror, battery and with strong exhaust fumes in the cabin involving danger of injury and using the vehicle without insurance. He was fined £120 and had eight points put on his licence.

NATALIE PAJOR, 44, of Cuddra Road, St Austell pleaded guilty to driving on Daniels Lane, St Austell on 31 August with 141 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood exceeding the limit of 80. She was banned from driving for 17 months which will be reduced by 17 weeks if she completes a course, fined £120 and ordered to pay a £48 victim surcharge and £85 costs.

RICHARD WILLIAMS, 51, of Bartholomews Meadows, Lostwithiel pleaded guilty to driving on Carclaze Road, St Austell on 30 March with 87 micrograms of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath exceeding the limit of 35. He will be sentenced on 27 May.

NATHAN JASPER, 29, of Bodinnick Road, St Tudy pleaded guilty to driving in Bodmin with 32 micrograms of cocaine per litre of blood exceeding the limit of ten and possessing 0.4 grams of cocaine. He will be sentenced on 18 July and was given an interim driving ban.

MATTHEW HOCKING, 53, of Porthpean Road, St Austell pleaded guilty to using a handheld phone while driving on Treverbyn Road, St Austell last October. He was banned from driving for six months, fined £300 and ordered to pay £120 victim surcharge.

JAMIE WRIGHT, 27, of Woodlands View, Looe has been given a six-month driving ban after pleading guilty to speeding through Saltash Tunnel in September. The ban was a points disqualification and he was fined £80 and ordered to pay a £32 victim surcharge and £90 costs.