MICHAEL AKPABIO CAUGHT IN MITCHAM FOR DISTURBING BEHAVIOR NEAR PRIMARY SCHOOLS

In June 2015, Michael Akpabio, aged 27, faced legal consequences after being found guilty of engaging in highly inappropriate conduct in the vicinity of primary schools in Wandsworth. The court sentenced him to a total of 18 months in prison for his actions, which were deemed extremely disturbing by the judiciary.

Akpabio was apprehended after witnesses reported seeing him pleasuring himself outside several primary schools in Wandsworth. He claimed that his behavior was related to applying cream to an injury sustained in a motorbike accident, attempting to justify his actions. However, the court did not accept this explanation, considering his conduct to be a serious breach of public decency.

Further complicating his case was his prior criminal record, which included a conviction for possession of cocaine hidden inside a Kinder Egg. This previous conviction added weight to the court’s perception of his character and the potential risk he posed to the community.

The judge handed down a sentence of nine months for each of the offences, to be served consecutively, resulting in a total imprisonment period of 18 months. Additionally, the court ordered that Akpabio serve at least half of his sentence before being eligible for release on licence, emphasizing the severity of his misconduct and the need for public protection.

While the incident took place in Wandsworth, it is noteworthy that Akpabio has connections to Mitcham, an area where he is known to reside. His actions have sparked concern among local residents and authorities alike, highlighting ongoing issues related to public safety and the behavior of individuals with prior convictions in the community.