There they were convicted and fined £100 each. They were also banned from going to the address or contacting the resident for two years as part of a closure order. Sergeant Sarah Nash, of the Banbury problem solving team said: “A closure order was issued at this property to protect the vulnerable resident from exploitation and local drug users. “Despite knowing this, Nuttall and Hassall continued to enter the property putting the resident at risk. “We take breaches like this very seriously and work hard to protect our communities from this kind of anti-social behaviour and drug misuse.” -
A man, who was convicted for a string of shoplifting offences, has been sentenced to prison and issued with a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) stopping him from entering Didcot. Simon White, 41, of Blay Road, Oxford, pleaded guilty to 15 offences of shoplifting at various retail outlets in Orchard Street, Didcot and London Road, Headington, between September and November 2020. At his hearing at Oxford Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday January 20, White also asked for a further seven offences of shoplifting to be taken into consideration. He was sentenced to a total of 36 weeks in prison and issued with a CBO for a period of five years.
A closure order has been applied to a property in Cumnor after reports of criminality. A property on Kimmeridge Road in Cumnor has been granted a closure order by Oxford Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, January 21. Thames Valley Police applied the order against the property after reports of anti-social behaviour, criminality and drug dealing. This means only people who live at the property can enter until April when the closure order ends.
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