A ROUND-UP of the latest Andover cases heard at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court, including women caught stealing from supermarkets, and a man who damaged a motorbike, who was ordered to pay compensation.
Two women who stole from three Andover supermarkets in a single day have each been fined.
Bianca Mustafa, 28, and Minodora Mustafa, 24, both of Prince of Wales Avenue, Southampton, each pleaded guilty on April 23 to three counts of theft from a shop, all committed together in Andover on March 27, 2026.
They stole food worth £91.94 from Iceland, £297.76 from Asda, and £128.12 from Tesco, for a combined total of more than £517. Each defendant was fined £100 for each of the three offences.
Minodora Mustafa was additionally ordered to pay costs of £85. The guilty pleas were taken into account in both cases.
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A man who damaged a motorbike has been ordered to pay compensation.
Keaton Mentor, 21, of Sarum House, Winchester Road, Andover, pleaded guilty on April 28 to damaging a motorbike worth £700 belonging to Paul Killen in Andover on October 2, 2025.
He was ordered to pay £750 in compensation. His guilty plea was taken into account. The hearing was listed as a first hearing, suggesting the sentence was dealt with on the day.
A man who damaged property at an address and then assaulted a police officer in Basingstoke has been ordered to carry out unpaid work and placed under alcohol and mental health treatment requirements.
Alexander Raisborough, 39, of Observer Point Road, Overton, appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court on April 27 for sentencing on two matters.
On October 9, 2025, he damaged a door at a Hampshire address, and on October 13, 2025, in Basingstoke, he assaulted Police Constable Alexander Warner in the execution of his duty.
Magistrates sentenced Raisborough to a community order running until April 26, 2027, requiring 80 hours of unpaid work, reduced from 120 hours in recognition of his guilty pleas, along with 12 months of alcohol treatment under Inclusion and 12 months of mental health treatment with a psychologist as directed by probation.
He was ordered to pay £150 compensation to PC Warner. A restraining order was imposed preventing him from the address until April 26, 2027.
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