Bognor boy who assaulted a police officer punished for breaking curfew

A 15-year-old boy who admitted to dangerous driving and assaulting a police officer has been sentenced to a week long activity requirement after breaching the terms of a youth rehabilitation order,
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During a trial held at Worthing Youth Court on July 1, the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted to assaulting a police officer and taking cars without consent on separate occasions in Bognor Regis.

As punishment for the crimes, he was sentenced to a youth rehabilitation order, effective until September 30.

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The 15-year-old had to obey a curfew with electronic monitoring for three month, forcing him to remain indoors everyday from 8pm to 6am and to attend regular appointments with a responsible officer.

Police  were making enquiries for evidence relating to an already ongoing investigationPolice  were making enquiries for evidence relating to an already ongoing investigation
Police were making enquiries for evidence relating to an already ongoing investigation

He was also disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence for two years.

In a trial held at the same court on July 29, the boy admitted to failing to comply with the curfew on three separate occasions: once on July 10, again on July 12 and again on July 15.

As punishment for the breach, the original order has been reinstated and he must meet a week long activity requirement.

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