robbed a Four Star Pizza delivery man.

Avonn Browne, 22, of Riviera Crescent, Southampton, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to stealing $197.50, a including pizza and a money-belt, from a pizza man and assaulting him.

Kutii Trott, 19, of Duke of Kent Street, St. George's, pleaded guilty to receiving the pizza worth $18.75, knowing it had been stolen.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis heard that the offences took place at Warwick Camp on July 25.

A third person -- who was involved in the offence -- had been tried in the Juvenile Court earlier this month.

Police prosecutor Sgt. John Dale said the delivery man, Samuel Richards, took a pizza order to Warwick Camp.

When he arrived, Sgt. Dale said, he was met by a military officer who told him nobody was around.

Richards returned to Four Star Pizza in Warwick. And shortly afterward a man who identified himself as `Simmons' requested that the pizza be delivered again, Sgt. Dale said.

When Richards returned to Warwick Camp he was struck on his left side and pulled to the ground from his cycle by a masked man.

Browne, the masked assailant, held Richards down and told him: "Don't even move.'' And the juvenile ran and grabbed the pizzas while Trott replaced Browne and held the delivery man to the ground.

Sgt. Dale said Browne took the delivery man's money belt and told him to leave.

Through inquiries, he said, Police spoke to others who were near the Warwick Camp area at the time of the incident and recognised Browne, Trott and the juvenile.

Sgt. Dale said some of those interviewed told Police that Browne and Trott asked them if they wanted to take part in the robbery.

The three assailants were later interviewed by Police and admitted to the crimes.

Browne and Trott were represented by lawyer Mr. Philip Perinchief who requested a social inquiry report for them.

Both men were bailed at $1,200 each with a like surety and were ordered to return to court on September 21 when the report was scheduled to be completed.

TRAFFIC OFFENCES PROVE TO BE EXPENSIVE CTS Traffic offences prove to be expensive A string of traffic offences cost a 22-year-old Devonshire man $1,200 in fines and a year off the road.

Laurie Burrows, of Devon Springs, appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to driving while impaired, driving in a dangerous manner, driving without insurance and driving without a vehicle licence on August 5.

Police prosecutor Sgt. John Dale said Police were travelling south on Par-La-Ville Road when they noticed somebody riding a bike that had no rear light.

Police attempted to pull over the rider, but he made a sudden getaway by making a U-turn, driving off down Par-La-Ville Road, and eventually escaping on Canal Road, Sgt. Dale said.

Police were later called to a traffic accident on Angle Street where a rider crashed his bike trying to avoid Burrows.

Sgt. Dale said Burrows was arrested and taken to Hamilton Police Station when an officer noticed that he smelled of alcohol.

The alco-analyser showed that he had 172 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.

Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis ordered Burrows to pay $400 and not to ride any motor vehicle for 12 months for driving while impaired.

Mr. Francis also fined Burrows $350 fine and banned him from riding for another 12 months for driving in a dangerous manner. And he ordered him to pay $300 for driving without insurance, and $150 for having no vehicle licence.

PRISON FOR MAN WHO EXPOSED HIMSELF CTS Prison for man who exposed himself A 45-year-old man who exposed himself to two young girls last month was this week sentenced to five months in prison.

Milton Eve, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to the offence which took place at John Smith's Bay on July 8.

The court earlier heard that two girls, aged eight and nine, were swimming at shortly before 6.30 p.m. when Eve approached them and started talking to them.

During the conversation, Eve took his penis out of his shorts and showed it the girls.

One of the girls told her father about the incident. The father made a citizen's arrest and took Eve to the Hamilton Police Station.

MEN FINED FOR FIGHTING IN THE STREET CTS Men fined for fighting in the street Two men were fined yesterday for fighting in the street.

Keith Darrell, 21, of Secret Lane Pembroke and Netfa Halsted, 18, a US resident, pleaded guilty to the offence in Magistrates' Court.

Police prosecutor Insp. Peter Duffy said Police arrested the two men on August 9 after they were caught fighting on Church Street.

The men were taken to the Hamilton Police Station where Halsted told Police he was provoked when he was punched by Darrell.

Darrell told Police he did not start the fight and that he did not know how it started.

Yesterday in court, Darrell said he and Halsted were having a "confrontation'' when a group of people who gathered around pushed him into Halsted.

Acting Magistrate the Wor. Kim White fined Darrell $250 and fined Halsted $150.

TAKEN OFF THE ROAD FOR DRUNK DRIVING CTS Taken off the road for drunk driving A 36-year-old Sandy's Parish man was disqualified from driving for 12 months and fined $350 for driving while impaired.

Clifford Davies, of Curtis Lane, appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to the charge which occurred on Crow Lane and Trimingham Hill around 10.45 p.m. on July 28.

Police prosecutor Sgt. John Dale told the court that a reserve Police officer was travelling east along Crow Lane when Davies overtook him at a high speed.

The officer signalled for Davies to stop, Sgt. Dale said. After Davies pulled over his bike, the officer smelled alcohol on his breath.

Davies was taken to Hamilton Police Station where he supplied a breath sample which showed he had 109 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood.

Before fining Davies, Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis warned him not to drink and drive again.

MAN HAD SEX WITH YOUNG TEENAGER CTS Man had sex with young teenager Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis yesterday ordered a social inquiry report on a 19-year-old man who had sex with an 14-year-old girl who later became pregnant.

Alroy Darrell, of Railway Trail, Sandy's Parish, pleaded guilty to having unlawful carnal knowledge of a 14-year-old girl on February 22.

Police prosecutor Sgt. John Dale told the court that Darrell and the girl began a relationship after they were introduced by friends.

When Darrell visited the girl's house, Sgt. Dale said, the girl's grandmother told him he could come back when she was 16.

Darrell ignored this, Sgt. Dale said, and the couple went for a walk on a South Shore Beach on February 22 where they had unprotected sex.

This led to the pregnancy of the young girl, Sgt. Dale said.

Mr. Francis granted Darrell bail in the sum of $500 with a like surety. He also ordered Darrell to return to court on October 16 when the report was expected to be completed.