CORBY YOUTH SENTENCED ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

A 14-year-old boy from Corby has been sentenced to a six-month referral order with the Northamptonshire Youth Offending Panel for committing eight offences related to anti-social behaviour.

The boy admitted to arson, criminal damage, and assault, and was ordered to pay a total of £1,350 compensation.

The 14-year-old has now  been sentenced to a referral order

The offences included criminal damage to a coffee shop in Queen’s Square, using threatening words to cause fear of violence, arson in Willow Place, criminal damage at a business in George Street, assault by beating, and criminal damage to a fence in Corby.

Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant Keely Cox stated that the police are committed to preventing anti-social behaviour and bringing those responsible to justice.

This information originally from northhants.police.gov from
Christopher Asante-Ampaduh
(Northamptonshire Police, PCSO, NC1 Corby Town)

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