STUART MCGHIE FROM OXFORD JAILED FOR REPEATED ASBO BREACHES IN OXFORD

Stuart McGhie, a 41-year-old man from Oxford, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after repeatedly violating an Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) that was put in place to curb his disruptive conduct. McGhie, who is often referred to by the nickname ‘Money Man,’ has a long history of engaging in behaviors that caused significant concern among local residents and authorities alike.

His pattern of misconduct includes publicly dropping cash with his phone number attached, a tactic he used in an attempt to attract women’s attention. This behavior was not only disruptive but also created an environment of discomfort and unease among the public. Additionally, McGhie was known to flash money and notes on buses and street signs, further contributing to the perception of his actions as provocative and inappropriate.

The ASBO issued against him explicitly prohibited these types of behaviors, aiming to prevent him from causing harassment or distress to others in the community. Despite these restrictions, McGhie continued to breach the order multiple times since 2002, demonstrating a persistent disregard for the legal restrictions placed upon him. His repeated violations prompted authorities to take more severe action, culminating in his recent imprisonment.

Police officials have stated that McGhie’s actions have caused considerable harassment and distress to residents and commuters in Oxford. Recognizing the underlying issues that may contribute to his behavior, authorities have announced plans to treat his condition with anti-arousal medication once he is released from custody. This approach aims to address the root causes of his conduct and prevent future incidents, reflecting a comprehensive strategy to manage his behavior in the community.