A MAN who harassed a woman by visiting her home and a man who destroyed a police cell are among the latest Worcester residents to appear in the dock.
Every day, scores of people appear before the magistrates’ court, receiving anything from a fine to time in prison.
Here are the cases involving people from Worcester who have appeared in court in the past week:
Christopher Morris
Age: 39
Address: Norfolk Road, Worcester
Morris harassed a woman by making multiple phone calls, leaving numerous voicemails and visiting her home between April 1 and May 10.
He was fined £400, ordered to pay £200 compensation, and made subject to a restraining order preventing contact with the woman and banning him from entering the street she lives on, until September 2028.
Michael Aldridge
Age: 53
Address: Spring Hill, Worcester
Aldridge used threatening or abusive behaviour intended to cause harassment, alarm or distress towards Sudarshan Shanmuganathan on June 30.
He also assaulted a police officer and damaged a Worcester police custody cell on the same date.
He received a 12-month community order running and was ordered to pay compensation of £350.
Jeremy Moss
Age: 31
Address: Bath Road, Worcester
Moss assaulted an on-duty paramedic on September 7.
He was made subject to an 18-month community order and fined £40.
Keith Pugh
Age: 63
Address: Ashford Road, Rushwick
Pugh exceeded a 50 mph speed limit on the A449 between Crossway Green and Ombersley on November 11, 2025.
He received a six-month driving disqualification after reaching the penalty points limit, and a £283 fine.
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Rebekah Smith
Age: 39
Address: Sansome Walk, Worcester
Smith was caught driving a Hyundai IX35 on Sansome Walk while disqualified and without any insurance on August 9.
She was handed a 12-month driving ban and fined £200.
