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Work Order For Sutton Man Who Resisted Police Officer

Published: 11:00 AM October 19, 2009    Updated: 11:24 AM November 1, 2020

SUTTON man Trevor Saberton was convicted of resisting a police officer following at trial before Ely magistrates. Saberton, 35, of The Row, committed the offence in Sutton on July 14. The court ordered Saberton to carry out 40 hours of unpaid work and pay

SUTTON man Trevor Saberton was convicted of resisting a police officer following at trial before Ely magistrates.

Saberton, 35, of The Row, committed the offence in Sutton on July 14.

The court ordered Saberton to carry out 40 hours of unpaid work and pay �620 costs.

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