Oswestry man banned from shops after being slapped with Criminal Behaviour Order
An Oswestry man has been banned from entering a host of town-centre shops.
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Mark Vaughan-Brown, 53, formerly of Beatrice Street, Oswestry, has been slapped with a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) by Telford Magistrates' Court.
The order, which runs for three years, prevents Vaughan-Brown from entering Aldi, B&M, Boots, Heron Foods, Home Bargains, Morrisons, M&S, Poundland, Sports Direct, Sainsbury's or Superdrug retail premises in Oswestry.
It means that he must also leave a premises or an area when reasonably requested to do so by a member of uniformed staff.
Sergeant Tim Lever of Oswestry Safer Neighbourhoods Team said: “Oswestry SNT have spent a considerable amount of time investigating offences committed in Oswestry by Vaughan-Brown. I am happy to see that the courts are supporting us in our efforts by issuing this order.”
Anyone who believes they have witnessed a breach of the above conditions is encouraged to contact West Mercia Police by calling 101.
Alternatively, reports can be made anonymously via the independent charity CrimeStoppers via https://orlo.uk/dekUt
