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A man has been handed a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order following repeated shoplifting in Ellesmere Port.
Christopher Beaton, 39, appeared at Chester Magistrates’ Court on Monday 1 June where he was handed a CBO for a period of three years.
This comes following evidence secured by officers of repeated shoplifting in Ellesmere Port and intimidating behaviour towards retail staff.
Under the terms of the order Beaton must not:
He must:
Constable Lucy Hawkins:
“Beaton is a prolific shoplifter, who has been responsible for persistent retail theft offences across Ellesmere Port for a number of years.
“He was also aggressive and intimidating towards retail staff, causing significant distress and concern within the local business community.
“This order aims to safeguard businesses, support staff, and reduce the impact of repeat offending in Ellesmere Port.
“If anyone witnesses Beaton breaching any of his terms, they should contact police on 101 or through our website to report it.”