Here are the latest cases from the courts

- Tayla Edwards, 18, of Copsley Avenue, Redhill, admitted having a kitchen knife in St Andrews Road, Portsmouth, on November 20 last year.

Magistrates imposed a community order with 15 days of rehabilitation activities and 100 hours’ unpaid work. She must pay an £85 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs.

Magistrates ordered the knife must be destroyed.

- Kirt Eade, 31, of Kingston Road, Fratton, admitted two charges of assault by beating and assaulting a police officer.

Magistrates imposed a 12-week sentence suspended for two years.

Eade must complete 24 months of supervision, a 32-day relationships course and 15 days of rehabilitation activities. He must pay a £115 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs.

- Mark Pearson, 50, of April Square, Portsmouth, admitted two charges of assault by beating on September 27 last year and criminal damage to a car.

Magistrates imposed an eight-week jail term suspended for a year.

He must complete 25 days of rehabilitation activities.

Pearson must pay a £15 victim surcharge and £325 prosecution costs.

- Jackson Brett, 20, of Dunsmore Close, Southsea, admitted having cannabis, a class B drug, in Portsmouth on June 27 last year.

He was fined £100 with a £30 victim surcharge and £85 prosecution costs to pay.

Magistrates ordered that the drugs must be destroyed.

- Reece Cianni, 22, of Botley Drive, Portsmouth, admitted having an offensive weapon, an extendable baton, in Eastern Road on December 9 last year.

Magistrates imposed a community order with 20 days of rehabilitation activities. He must pay £85 prosecution costs.

Cianni also admitted breaching a community order for common assault and criminal damage.

He also admitted criminal damage to a window in Portsmouth on October 28 and resisting a police officer on January 1.

He must pay £200 compensation and was fined £50 for the damage.

- Yasmin McCue, 25, of Milton Road, Portsmouth, admitted stealing 10 cans of alcoholic drink worth £11.74 from Asda on March 23 last year.

Magistrates imposed a six-month conditional discharge with a £20 victim surcharge.

She was detained in court.