Two-year Asbo for teenage burglar in bid to stop his crime sprees
BURGLAR and thief Warren Cawley has been given a two-year antisocial behaviour order in a bid to stamp out his crime sprees.
The 19-year-old, of Hainton Avenue, Grimsby, admitted burglary at Fourways chip shop, in South Road, North Somercotes, involving stealing £150 cash, on September 2.
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'Thief and a burglar': Warren Cawley told the court he had changed his behaviour, with the help of his girlfriend.
He also admitted stealing a purse containing cash, bank cards and store cards, valued at £142, belonging to Caroline Smith; stealing a bicycle, valued at £100; and possessing cannabis on January 12.
The Asbo was imposed at Grimsby Magistrates' Court.
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He was also given a four-month suspended prison sentence and a one-year supervision order.
Cawley told the court he had changed his behaviour, with the help of his girlfriend.
He claimed: "You won't see me again."
District Judge Daniel Curtis told him: "I'd like a pound for every person that's said that to me, but I hope we don't."
The Asbo conditions were not opposed by defence solicitor Roy Foreman.
After the hearing, Inspector Mel Christie, of the neighbourhood policing team, said: "Warren Cawley is a thief and a burglar and when he commits these crimes, there are victims who inevitably suffer.
"In court, he told the district judge that he would mend his ways and I hope he does.
"He is going to get only this chance. A suspended sentence means that, if he re-offends, the sentence can be activated, potentially in full.
"The district judge has seen fit to impose the Asbo and I thank him for that. It will undoubtedly assist us in controlling Cawley."
10 Comments
by srephen9
Monday, February 25 2013, 10:44AM
“What can I say considering other family connections in the past, it is only a small punishment when you consider other relatives past actions.....people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
by seadog
Thursday, February 21 2013, 4:51PM
“why call it a asbo when you mean left off with a slap on the hand and some poor working class person is out of pocket again becouse of the local INBRED SCUM”
by baldfatman
Thursday, February 21 2013, 4:36PM
“ASBO = A Special Badge of `Onor . Gee if I ask nicely can I have one mum.”
by Fittie-Fan
Thursday, February 21 2013, 4:20PM
“ASBO.....is a right of passage. A badge of honour to these low life's
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by theallmighty
Thursday, February 21 2013, 4:05PM
“ASBO, no wonder all the lowlife are shaking in their boots.”
by Jackthelad
Thursday, February 21 2013, 3:14PM
“Why stop at his fingers - I've heard that testicular surgery without anaesthesia can be quite painful.”
by THEAPPLE
Thursday, February 21 2013, 11:56AM
“wont see me again,can we set up a book to place bets as to how soon he does please”
by nietzche
Thursday, February 21 2013, 9:38AM
“WOW ! a asbo is it me or am I missing something here in other words he got away scott free . I completely fail to see the deterant value of these paper punishments, all it means is its official and in writing that this scumbag is a very naughty boy and saves the government time and money dealing with him , what would the outcome of been if it was a mps or state establishment he stole from ? .......”
by SpaldingGY
Thursday, February 21 2013, 9:34AM
“Simple solution, chop a finger off each time they are caught, they would soon stop then. Now waiting for all the do-gooders now to say I'm being too severe.”
by davendogs
Thursday, February 21 2013, 8:47AM
“When are they going to get it through their heads, these ASBO's Dont Work. We are told crime, burglary is down. Not much evidence of that no matter how they present or massage the numbers.”