Barred: St Ives woman banned from Hunts pubs
A ST Ives woman whose anti-social behaviour caused problems to police on a daily basis has been banned from all pubs in Huntingdonshire.
A ST Ives woman whose anti-social behaviour caused problems to police on a daily basis has been banned from all pubs in Huntingdonshire.
Joanne Warcup, 34, of Norris Road, was convicted of offences including actual bodily harm, battery, assaulting a police officer and criminal damage in September.
She was handed a two-year criminal anti-social behaviour order – or CRASBO – by magistrates at Huntingdon on November 3.
Under its terms, she is banned from:
• Having any open containers of alcohol in a public place in Huntingdonshire
• Entering any ‘on license’ premises within Huntingdonshire
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• Being abusive, insulting, threatening or otherwise acting in a manner capable of causing harassment, alarm or distress to any person within Huntingdonshire.
Sergeant Becky Jones said: “This is the result of a lot of hard work. She was causing significant issues in St Ives town centre and incidents were being reported to us on a daily basis.
“It is very important that residents help us to enforce this order by informing us about any breaches.
“I hope it sends out a strong, clear message that we will not tolerate anti-social behaviour.”
INFORMATION: Anyone who sees Warcup breaching the order should call police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
