Eastbourne Anti-Social Behaviour Orders
8th January 2010
ASBO for Leo Lirette
On Friday the 8th January 2010 at Eastbourne Magistrates Court, the Police were successful in an application for an Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) against 66 years old, Leo Lirette, from Holly Place, Eastbourne. The order imposed remains in force until further notice.
PC Ginny Jupp, ASBO Coordinator said : “"This is an excellent result for the people of Eastbourne who have been subjected to the intimidation by this man for a period of time. This is another string to our bows in our aim to combat anti-social behaviour and the fear of crime. Any person who sees Leo in breach of the above orders should contact the Police."
Conditions of ASBO
- Entering any premises from which he knows with written confirmation he has been banned
- Entering the Arndale Centre, Eastbourne
23rd December 2009
Three Year ASBO for Jemma Bradshaw
Eastbourne street drinker Jemma Bradshaw, 29 of no fixed abode, was issued with a 3 year ASBO at Eastbourne Magistrates Court on Friday 18th December 2009.
PC Ginny Jupp, ASBO Coordinator, said "This is a positive result for Eastbourne residents, this is the eighth street drinker to have an ASBO granted and this order will allow Sussex Police to act robustly where instances of anti-social behaviour are reported to us involving this individual."
Prohibitions:
- Using or encouraging others to use threatening, offensive, intimidating,foul or abusive language or threatening behaviour in any place the public has access to in East Sussex.
- Engaging in conduct causing or likely to cause alarm, distress or
harassment to any other person not of the same household as herself or inciting or encouraging others to do so in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne - Being in possession of any open container, bottle, jar or vessel which contains alcohol in any public place in the County of East Sussex, unless within a premises licensed to sell or supply alcohol for consumption on the premises within the area edged blue on map B
- Being drunk in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne
13th December 2009
Two Year ASBO for Bobby Burnett
Eastbourne Magistrates issued a two year ASBO to Bobby Burnett, 21, from Westham Drive, Pevensey on Friday December 4.
The conditions of the ASBO are:
- Using foul or abusive or racist language or threatening behaviour in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Communicating with or intimidating named individuals in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Being drunk in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Being in possession of any open vessel containing alcohol in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne, except in premises licensed for the consumption of alcohol on those premises.
PC Ginny Jupp, ASBO Coordinator said: “I hope this successful action against Bobby Burnett will curb anti-social behaviour on the town’s streets. We are committed to making people feel safe in their neighbourhood and to showing that quality-of-life issues are important to us."
ASBO for Elliot Moore
Eastbourne Police are continuing to target local youths engaging in anti social behaviour and have obtained an Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) for Elliott Moore, 17, of Val Princeton, Pevensey Bay.
The order was granted by Eastbourne magistrates on Friday 27th November. PC Ginny Jupp, Eastbourne's ASBO Coordinator, said: "This order will assist the local police with combating the behaviour of Elliott and improve the quality of life for the residents of Eastbourne. We will rigorously enforce the order and therefore wanted to publish the restrictions so that if residents identify any breaches they can telephone the police in confidence.”
Conditions of the ASBO are as follows:
- Engaging in any conduct causing or likely to cause alarm, distress or harassment to any other person not of the same household as himself in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Using foul or abusive language or threatening behaviour in any public place in The Borough of Eastbourne.
- Entering any store from which he knows he is banned with written confirmation in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Associating with named individuals in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne.
- Being drunk in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne. “Drunk” means having consumed intoxicating liquor to the extent that he has lost the power of self control.
- Being in possession of any open vessel containing alcohol in any public place in the Borough of Eastbourne, except premises licensed for the consumption of alcohol on those premises.
30th September 2009
Two Year SABO for Dennis Lewis
Dennis Lewis, a prolific street drinker last week became the sixth to be granted a full Anti-Social Behaviour order at Eastbourne Magistrates Court. The order is to run until 18th September 2011, on Dennis Lewis, 47, of no fixed abode.
ASBOs show that we are not a soft touch when it comes to anti-social behaviour. We are committed to making people feel safe in their neighbourhood and are showing that quality-of-life issues really mean something to Eastbourne Police. At least four more applications for ASBOs for street drinkers, are in the process of evidence gathering, showing that we will not tolerate any persistent anti-social acts.
Town Centre PCSO’s have visited local businesses selling alcohol in the Town to remind them that it is an offence to sell alcohol if a person is intoxicated or they believe that it is being brought for another person.
CI Jayne Dando, District Commander said: “Dennis Lewis is well known prolific street drinker who has continued to flout the town centre drinking ban by consuming alcohol in public, which has resulted in drunken behaviour causing alarm and distress to both residents and visitors to the town. The Police, Eastbourne Borough Council and other agencies will continue to work closely to ensure that those engaged in anti-social behaviour are dealt with robustly. We have worked with local businesses to obtain this order to make sure the quality of life within the town is maintained. My officers in response to demands created by street drinkers will collectively ensure this ASBO is strictly enforced and this will in turn dissuade others intent on causing anti-social behaviour.”
Trish Pybous, Eastbourne Business Crime Manager, said: ” We fully support, and have a strong ongoing working relationship with Sussex Police on anti-social behaviour orders. This is an excellent result for the people of Eastbourne who have been subjected to the intimidation by Mr Lewis over a period of time. “
PC Ginny Jupp Anti Social Behaviour Officer said: “Anti-social behaviour is a top concern for local businesses, residents of Eastbourne. It can be effectively tackled by police working in partnership with the community. Over recent months six anti-social behaviour orders have been granted to street drinkers in Eastbourne. The anti-social behaviour order represents a concerted partnership effort by Sussex Police and partner agencies to tackle street drinking. Without the support of the local community this would not be possible and I commend those that have had the confidence to come forward with the necessary evidence to make this action possible. I would encourage local businesses to continue to assist us to tackle the problem of street drinkers. ” “Any person who sees Dennis Lewis in breach of his order should contact the Police. A breach of an Order is a criminal offence which carries a maximum sentence of 5 years imprisonment, a fine or both”
1st June 2009
Five Year ASBO for Kevin Holbrook
At Eastbourne Magistrate Court on Friday 29th May, 2009 an Anti Social Behaviour order was granted on Kevin Holbrook, 28, of no fixed abode. The order is to run until 29th May 2014.
CI Dick Coates, District Commander said: “Kevin Holbrook is well known prolific street drinker who has continued to flout the town centre drinking ban by consuming alcohol in public, which has resulted in drunken behaviour causing alarm and distress to both residents and visitors to the town. We have worked with local businesses to obtain this order to make sure the quality of life within the town is maintained.”
PC Ginny Jupp Anti Social Behaviour Officer said: “The Anti-Social Behaviour Orders are necessary to protect local people. “A breach of an Order is a criminal offence which carries a maximum sentence of 5 years imprisonment, a fine or both”.
The conditions of his ASBO are:
- Using or encouraging others to use foul or abusive or threatening behaviour in any public place within East Sussex.
- Engaging in any conduct causing or likely to cause alarm, distress or harassment to any other person not of the same household as himself or inciting or encouraging others to do so in any public place in East Sussex.
- Being Drunk in any public place in East Sussex.
- Associating with named individual any public place in East Sussex.
- Being in possession of any unsealed vessel containing alcohol in any public place, except licensed premises with an on Licence, in Eastbourne within Grand Parade, Marine Parade, Seaside to Langney Road to Susan's Road including roads in between, Town Centre and Upperton Gardens to Eversfield Road, or in Hastings Town Centre
25th May 2009
Three Year ASBO for Reece Holmes
On 22nd May 2009, Sussex Police successfully applied for and obtained an Anti Social Behaviour Order (ASBO), against Reece Holmes, 19, of Pensford Drive, Eastbourne, until May 2012.
PC Ginny Jupp, ASBO Coordinator said: “This is a case where all local agencies have been working together to support the local community and we are all committed to ensuring that all Anti-Social Behaviour Orders are enforced. Breaching Anti-Social Behaviour Orders is a serious offence, which will result in arrest and prosecution”.
Holmes is prohibited from:
- Engaging in any conduct causing or likely to cause alarm, distress or harassment to any other person not of the same household as himself or inciting or encouraging others to do so in any public place in Eastbourne.
- Using or encouraging others to use foul or abusive and/or threatening behaviour in any public place or which can be heard from any public place in Eastbourne.
- Entering any premises from which he knows with written confirmation he has been banned in Eastbourne.
- Entering the area of Langney Shopping Centre.
- Being drunk in any public place in Eastbourne
- Associating with named individuals in any public place in Eastbourne
12th May 2009
Two Year ASBO for Jay Georgiou
On Thursday 7th May, 2009 Eastbourne Magistrates imposed a two year anti social behaviour order (ASBO) on 14 year old Jay Georgiou of Northbourne Road, Eastbourne.
Following court proceedings the court ordered that for the next two years. Jay is prohibited from the following:-
- Engaging in any conduct causing or likely to cause, alarm, distress or harassment to any other person not of the same household of himself or inciting or encouraging others to do so within Eastbourne.
- Using or encouraging others to use foul or abusive language or threatening behaviour in any public place in Eastbourne.
- Communicating with or intimidating named individuals in any public place in Eastbourne.
- Being in possession of alcohol in any public place in Eastbourne.
- Entering any premises in Eastbourne from which he knows, by way of written notice
served on him, he has been banned. - Urinating in any public place in Eastbourne except in a designated gentleman’s public toilet.
- Being outside the boundary of his residence of Northbourne Road, Eastbourne, between 8pm and 7.30am this is for a period of one year from 7th May 2009, unless written authorisation is provided by police officer in advance.
- Associating with named individuals named in the ABSO in any public place in Eastbourne.
PC Ginny Jupp said: This ASBOs was necessary to protect the local community and improve their quality of life, we will not tolerate such anti social behaviour. When required, we will make further applications for such Orders to the Magistrates Court”.