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Bruce
Affray—eight months' imprisonment (E.D.R. 7/5/2005); anti-social behaviour order for 10
years
Cooper
Threatening behaviour—Community Punishment Order for 160 hours; anti-social behaviour
order for four years.
Stocking
Affray—five months’ detention in a young offender institution; anti-social behaviour order
for eight years
Sheridan
Affray—four months’ detention and training order; anti-social behaviour order for six years
Keeley
Affray—five months’ detention in a young offender institution; anti-social behaviour order
for eight years
Turner
Affray—four months’ detention and training order; anti-social behaviour order for six years
O’Hanlon
Affray—four months’ detention and training order; six-year anti-social behaviour order.
- There were three convicted co-defendants:
Carl Graham Wood (d.o.b. 9/10/70) pleaded guilty to affray and was sentenced to 16 months’
imprisonment and a 10-year anti-social behaviour order.
Graham Jones (d.o.b. 7/12/71) pleaded guilty to affray and was sentenced to eight months’
imprisonment and a 10-year anti-social behaviour order. Adam Paul Fulcher (d.o.b. n/k)
pleaded guilty to affray and was sentenced to a four-month detention and training order and a
six-year anti-social behaviour order.
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R, v DEAN BONES AND OTHERS
The ASBOs were in the terms of a football banning order, the court having no jurisdiction to
pass an actual football banning order.
“The defendant must not for the duration of the order,
- Enter any premises for the purpose of attending any football matches in England and
Wales that are regulated for the purposes of the Football Spectators Act 1989.
- On any day that Chester City AFC play at a regulated football match at the Deva
Stadium during the period commencing three hours prior to kick off and ending six hours
after kick-off, enter any area inside the shaded boundary as defined in the two attached maps.
- Attend within a 10-mile radius of any premises outside Chester at which football
matches are played by Chester AFC on the day of any away match.
- On any day that England or Wales play a regulated football match in England or
Wales, during the period commencing three hours prior to kick-off and ending six hours after
lick-off, go within a 3-mile radius of the relevant stadium where the match is being played.
We take the facts from the CACD summary:
“At about 7pm on 10 January 2004, there was a confrontation between supporters of
Wrexham football club and Chester City football club in the centre of Chester. The applicants
were all supporters of Chester City and some members of the two rival groups associated
themselves with the hard core of the hooligan element attached to both football clubs. The
two rival gangs came together through a mutual interest in football and they had stayed
together because of a mutual interest in hooliganism and there had been a long-standing and