The court heard he broke the criminal behaviour order within days
Coun Maureen Cummings, Wakefield Council’s cabinet member for communities, poverty and health, said: “The magistrates’ decision sends out a clear message that breaches of criminal behaviour orders are taken very seriously and the council and its partner agencies will not tolerate anti-social behaviour in our district - we want those that live, visit and work in our towns and city centres to feel safe.
“A criminal behaviour order provides the additional powers needed to take action against those who think it is acceptable to behave in a way that is completely unacceptable to those around them.” Green, of Doncaster Road, Wakefield was given the three-year order last month after he stole from shops, was drunken, begging and was threatening and abusive to passers-by.The new order means Green must leave any retail premises in the Wakefield district if asked to by staff.
He must not enter the city centre unless attending Turning Point and pre-arranged appointments such as with solicitors, court, police, dentist, doctor or as directed by the court. Afterwards he must leave the area immediately, or as soon as possible. He must not drink alcohol in a public place, or to be found drunk in a public place. He must not beg, or ask for money, unless it’s payment for work, a retail purchase or a bank transaction.
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