A man has been banned from entering Crewe, after officers secured a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).
Damian Wisedale, 43, was handed the order after it was granted at Warrington Magistrates’ Court on Friday 25th July. This comes following shoplifting and theft offences committed by Wisedale.
Under the terms of the CBO, Wisedale must not enter the exclusion zone showed in the attached map, namely the Crewe Parish Boundary (including Crewe East, Crewe North, Crewe St Barnabas, Crewe West, Crewe South and Crewe Central).
He must also not enter any Co-op store in Cheshire.
The CBO remains in place until 24th July 2027 and if Wisedale breaches any of the conditions, he will be committing a criminal offence.
Inspector Dan Welch said:
“Orders such as CBOs are one of many tools that allow officers to deter thieves and prevent crime in our communities.
“I welcome the order handed to Wisedale as we tackle this offending head-on.
“Anyone who encounters him breaching any of the above restrictions is urged to contact Cheshire Police via the website or call 101, to report it."
Pictured - Damian Wisedale.
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