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Zim man banned from using public toilets in the UK
17 Nov 2011 at 09:44hrs | Views
A ZIMBABWEAN man who caused a stink in an English town by repeatedly peeing and pooping in public, often after heavy drinking, has been banned from using any public place in England and Wales other than a toilet.
Kimpton Japajapa, 41, was sentenced to three months in prison for charges of failing to surrender, theft, indecent exposure and being drunk and disorderly, NewZim.com reported.
He was issued with a five-year Criminal Anti-Social Behaviour Order (CRASBO) at the Northampton Magistrates Court and warned that he faces a lengthy spell in jail if he breaks the order.
Japajapa is banned from "urinating or defecating in any public place in England and Wales, other than in a urinal or toilet," and "being under the influence of alcohol whilst behaving in a manner which causes or is likely cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household."
Japajapa, who lived in a shelter run by the charity, CAN, was charged on November 9 this month after the Northampton Borough Council filed a police complaint.
He was evicted from the shelter and moved to the council-run Resettlement Centre in the city, before again being thrown out for his behaviour "which included urinating and defecating both in the properties and outside."
Kimpton Japajapa, 41, was sentenced to three months in prison for charges of failing to surrender, theft, indecent exposure and being drunk and disorderly, NewZim.com reported.
He was issued with a five-year Criminal Anti-Social Behaviour Order (CRASBO) at the Northampton Magistrates Court and warned that he faces a lengthy spell in jail if he breaks the order.
Japajapa is banned from "urinating or defecating in any public place in England and Wales, other than in a urinal or toilet," and "being under the influence of alcohol whilst behaving in a manner which causes or is likely cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household."
Japajapa, who lived in a shelter run by the charity, CAN, was charged on November 9 this month after the Northampton Borough Council filed a police complaint.
He was evicted from the shelter and moved to the council-run Resettlement Centre in the city, before again being thrown out for his behaviour "which included urinating and defecating both in the properties and outside."
Source - NewZim
