Worthing man Clive Mayhew has been given a Criminal Behaviour Order following a period of persistent offending in the town.
The order will last for two years and was applied for by Sussex Police and imposed by Worthing Magistrates’ Court on 12 January.
It comes after Mayhew, 60, breached his Community Protection Notice nine times.
The Criminal Behaviour Order comes with a list of prohibitions, as follows:
- Not to be in possession of any open containers of alcohol in any public place in West Sussex, except licensed premises.
- Not to be drunk or in a state of drunkenness in any public place in West Sussex.
- Not to behave in any way causing or likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to any person.
PCSO Ann-Marie Rushworth, of the Adur and Worthing Neighbourhood Policing Team, said:
“We are delighted to have obtained this Criminal Behaviour Order for Clive Mayhew.
“Mayhew has been causing antisocial behaviour for a long period of time in the West Sussex area, particularly in Worthing.
“Hopefully this order will help to protect the community and prevent him from further offending.”
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