Teenager Admits Causing An Affray At New Year's Eve Party In Ely
TEENAGER Lee Statham has admitted causing an affray at a New Year s Eve party in Ely. But the 18-year-old is resisting an application for him to be issued with an anti-social behaviour order. Ely magistrates will hear the ASBO application on May 27, and S
TEENAGER Lee Statham has admitted causing an affray at a New Year's Eve party in Ely.
But the 18-year-old is resisting an application for him to be issued with an anti-social behaviour order.
Ely magistrates will hear the ASBO application on May 27, and Statham is due to be sentenced for the affray offence on July 1.
Bail conditions forbid him from attending a property in Ely, and contacting four witnesses.
You may also want to watch:
Nathan Griggs, 18, of Wheatsheaf Close, Ely, has denied causing an affray in the city on December 31 and magistrates gave him conditional bail until his trial on July 1.
Most Read
- 1 Jail and criminal behaviour order for woman who spat at police officer
- 2 Entrepreneurs’ lockdown invention wins big at London competition
- 3 Man who died in road crash is named
- 4 ‘Beloved’ primary school headteacher leaving after 16 years in Soham
- 5 Jail for bank card fraudster caught on CCTV
- 6 Prosecution threat against businesses found not to be Covid-19 secure
- 7 McDonald’s helps litter pickers in mission to clean up county
- 8 You can now watch Ely Cathedral’s rare Peregrine Falcons live 24/7
- 9 Woman to travel 100km in her wheelchair to fundraise for autism charity
- 10 'Dedicated' PCSO retires after 12 years amid force funding cuts
