A woman from Maryport has been given an anti-social behaviour injunction yesterday (July 29) at Workington Magistrates’ court.
The injunction was secured against Stacey Turner, 28, of Eaglesfield Street, Maryport by the Allerdale Neighbourhood Policing Team.
The injunction is in effect for five years.
The conditions granted are as follows and will result in arrest if breached:
- Engaging in conduct which causes, or is capable of causing a nuisance or annoyance to any person (for the avoidance of doubt, this includes leaning out of any window of any premises and shouting)
- Engaging in any conduct which causes, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to any person
- Using any insulting language towards, or threatening violence towards, any person
- Causing any person to fear the infliction of harm
- Harming any person by the direct application of force against them
- Entering any private property, land or garden without the occupier’s express permission
- Requesting or demanding money, property or illicit drugs, either directly or indirectly, from any individual person, save for a person who is engaging in a lawful business activity
- Permitting the possession, use or supply of any illegal controlled drugs on any premises owned or controlled by the Respondent
- Owning or possessing a dog, or permitting any dog to be present, on any premises owned or controlled by the Respondent
- Being under the influence of alcohol or drugs in public
- Having an open container of alcohol in a public place.
Community Beat Officer for Maryport, PC Sam Steele said “We are pleased that the court has granted the injunction against Turner.
“Turner’s behaviour has caused significant issues within Maryport which has been resource intensive for emergency services.
“The injunction will help manage the individual’s behaviour and restrict Turners activities.
“If the conditions are ignored, she will be arrested and put before the courts who have greater powers to sentence any breach.
“If you witness the conditions being breached, please report it to us.”
Residents who are having any issues with this type of behaviour in their communities are encouraged to speak to their local Community Beat Officer or PCSO.
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Alternatively, issues can be reported via Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
Cumbria Constabulary have increased police patrols in the area around creating safer Town Centres. The Safer Streets Summer Initiative is putting neighbourhood policing back at the heart of our communities. Cumbria’s dedicated officers are now visible and accessible in town centres where they're needed most, tackling the issues that matter to local residents.
There are also increased patrols in Whitehaven as part of Operation Enhance to target anti-social behaviour (ASB) and serious violence in hotspot areas across the county.