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08:19 17/02/2021
A 26-year-old man from Soudley has been served with a civil injunction order for persistent anti-social behaviour in the area.
Jake Gibbs, of Church Road, received the injunction at the Gloucester and Cheltenham County Court on Tuesday 9 February.
The court heard that the Gibbs’ anti-social behaviour had been causing concern for residents in Littledean and Cinderford since last summer, and had ignored previous warnings from the police.
The orders against Gibbs forbids him from:
The orders are in place until 4pm on 9 February 2022 and any breaches could result in him being sent to prison.
Sergeant Alex Kear, from the Forest of Dean Neighbourhood Policing team, said: “The implementation of this injunction shows the communities solidarity to stand up to anti-social behaviour such as that shown by Gibbs.
“We have a zero tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour and we are continually working to keep people safe from harm.
“As a local neighbourhood policing team we are here to support our local communities and challenge such behaviour.”