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Robert SHERRIFF (18) has recently been released from prison following convictions for breaching his Anti Social Behaviour Order. (ASBO). The conditions of his ASBO are as follows;

Robert SHERRIFF is prohibited from:

1. Behaving in a way that is rude, insulting or threatening or which causes a serious nuisance to people in their homes (including private gardens or in public in North Lincolnshire).

2. Throwing or kinking any objects at any person or property within North Lincolnshire so as to cause any nuisance to any person.

3. Associate with more than two people in a public place in North Lincolnshire where that association does cause nuisance or disturbance.

4. Possessing or consuming alcohol in any public place in North Lincolnshire.

5. Entering attempting to enter or remaining in or on any private premises including garages, sheds and gardens including being on any boundary wall, fencing or planting surrounding such private premises. Within North Lincolnshire. Except by invitation or with the express permission of the owner or lawful tenant.

6. Entering any school premises including school grounds within North Lincolnshire except when attending at any school or college at which be is a registered pupil or by invitation or appointment.

This order shall remain in force until 22 July 2013

A juvenile male has recently been given a 12 month Detention & Training order for numerous offences including burglary, breach of ASBO, and theft.

The incident of theft and a breach of ASBO relate to a cycle stolen from John Leggott College and the Kingsway & Lincoln Gardens Ward.

A drugs warrant was recently executed at an address on Gloucester Ave and a large cannabis factory was located. A male was arrested at the address, charged and recently been sentenced at court.
Tuan Bui from Vietnam was given a two year jail term.
Sgt Main from the neighbourhood team said, “Following the recent warrant that was executed on Gloucester Avenue, the person arrested at the scene has now been sentenced to two years in prison. This is an excellent result and sends out a positive message to the public that growing cannabis is a serious offence and taken seriously by the courts.
The intelligence in relation to this address was very much neighbourhood lead, both by the local community giving the information to the police and gathered by the local Community Support Officer that works in the area. This is a very positive piece of joint work and would ask the community to continue to contact the police with information they have or to use the Crimestoppers service to do so anonymously.”

Paul LAPPIN has recently been convicted at court and also handed a 2 year Anti Social Behviour Order with a condition that prohibits him from entering the Spar shop on Old Brumby Street. this particular condition relates to numerous offences of theft from the store.

4 students have recently been dealt with by the Neighbourhood Team for Kingsway & Lincoln Gardens in relation to possession of cannabis at a local college.
Staff at the college have been proactive in tackling a minority of students who have taken cannabis on to the college grounds.
2 males were found in possession of cannabis in a toilet and have been referred to the Respect Process.
1 male was found hiding cannabis in his locker and he recieved a formal cannabis street warning.
1 male was found with cannabis in his pocket and he too recieved a formal cannabis street warning.

A juvenile male has recently been convicted at North Lincolnshire Youth Court regarding his involvement in an arson attack on a portaloo at Central Park. The boy recieved a 6 month referral order.

A juvenile (17) recently recieved a conditional caution in relation to criminal damage to a car at Pittwood House on Ashby Road. The offender threw a brick at the car causing damage to it. For his troubles he recived the caution and conditions of complying with Youth Offending Service appointments and paying the victim £100 compensation.

An address on Lloyds Avenue has been raided this week, the occupant has been arrested and is currently being investigated

Priory Lane News appeared in court on 23/11/11 for the offence of selling to under 18’s for the second time in recent months – they were fined with costs £690 – Sgt James Main said this has been a joint operation with the Neighbourhood Policing Team and Trading Standards at North Lincolnshire Council, and sends out a positive message that positive action will be taken for such offences.

Saul HOPKINSON has recently been convicted of causing criminal damage. He was sentenced as follows; a fine in the sum of £100.00 with a surcharge of £15.00 , Compensation to the victim in the sum of £125.00 and ordered top pay costs in the sum of £475.00.