A TEENAGER has been slapped with a Criminal Behaviour Order after breaching his community protection notice.
Kieron Stannard, 18, of St Mary's Place, Newbury, was originally handed a community protection notice on March 1, following persistent anti-social behaviour, and a condition meant he was unable to enter Reading Town Centre.
He breached this on March 6 after walking down Friar Street.
He has now been banned from entering the town centre except for the Caversham entrance to the train station, and from engaging in any anti-social behaviour.
Stannard was also fined £100 and ordered to pay £130 court costs.
PC Nicola Henderson based at Reading police station said: “This is a good outcome for the local community who have been impacted by persistent anti-social behaviour over several months.
“Thames Valley Police take reports of such behaviour very seriously and we will use a range of legislation to bring those responsible to justice.
“Anyone affected by anti-social behaviour can contact the 24-hour Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101 and ask to speak to their local neighbourhood team.”
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