A MAN who assaulted two people has been fined by magistrates.
Ben Crook appeared at Worcester Crown Court for his sentence on Monday, (March 20).
The 32-year-old, of Prospect Close, Malvern, assaulted two people by beating on September 24 last year.
Crook also threatened the two victims with violence on the same day.
Crook had denied all three offences but was convicted after a trial last month.
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Crook was given a one-year community order which includes the requirement he completes 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
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Crook was fined a total of £200 and ordered to pay costs of £250 and £114 victim surcharge.
Chairman of the magistrates bench, Andrew Greenway, also told Crook he was been given a five-year restraining order preventing him from contacting the victims.
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