Boy banned from going to park or having face covered
A TEENAGE boy has been banned from parts of Ashtonunder-Lyne.
Mikail Hussain, who is 15, was handed a year-long Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) by a judge.
It orders him to stay away from King George V Playing Fields, which has become a hotspot for anti-social behaviour.
He is also banned from a number of streets next to the park and cannot have his face covered up in public.
The CBO, which was issued following a hearing at Tameside magistrates court, also prohibits him from associating with a number of other people.
Breaching the order criminal offence.
Officers with GMP’s Tameside North division shared the information on their Facebook page.
They wrote: “A judge has ruled that a teenage boy is banned from parts of Ashton-underLyne.
“Mikail Hussain, 15, was given is a a 12-month Criminal Behaviour Order on 27 November 2018 at Tameside magistrates court which bans him from King George V Playing Fields. “The order also bars him from the streets immediately bordering the playing fields, namely Ladbroke Road, Union Road, Bengal Lane, Canterbury Street, Henrietta Street and Miller Street. “He is also prohibited him appearing in a public place without his full face being visible and from associating with several other individuals.” GMP Tameside North