NORTHWICH MAN JAILED FOR HARASSING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM
A man from Northwich named Shaun Yardley has received a prison sentence after engaging in harassment towards his domestic violence victim shortly following his court hearing.
Yardley, a resident of Church Road, first appeared in court on October 23 to face charges related to assaulting a woman in Cuddington on September 12 of that year.
His initial sentence was four weeks of incarceration.
Nonetheless, from that very day, Yardley initiated a pattern of harassment, which involved persistent calls and messages to the victim, as well as personal visits to her residence.
During this period, he also assaulted a police officer in Northwich.
Subsequently, Yardley was brought before magistrates in Warrington on October 28, where he pled guilty to harassment and assaulting a public officer.
The magistrates sentenced him to eight weeks in prison and ordered a three-year restraining order that prevents him from contacting the victim or entering a specific location in Cuddington.
The court deemed the violations serious enough, considering the gravity of the original offense and the repeated breaches.
Additionally, Yardley was fined £100 for the assault on the police officer.
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Likely region signal
UK
Country
from United Kingdom
- based on first and surname
55.7%
confidence
First-name region
UK
United Kingdom
45.1%
Surname region
UK
United Kingdom
66.2%
Court Outcome
Conviction and Sentencing Details
Sentenced
Detected legal outcome
trates in Warrington on October 28, where he pled guilty to harassment and assaulting a public officer. The magistrates sentenced him to eight weeks in prison and ordered a three-year restraining order that prevents him from contacting t...
Prison sentence
eight weeks
The magistrates sentenced him to eight weeks in prison and ordered a three-year restraining order that prevents him from contacting the victim or entering a specific location in Cuddington
Court order
eight weeks
The magistrates sentenced him to eight weeks in prison and ordered a three-year restraining order that prevents him from contacting the victim or entering a specific location in Cuddington
Fine or payment
Additionally, Yardley was fined 100 for the assault on the police officer
