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A person was sentenced to imprisonment and was told that the judge “grew up” -The was found in the garden of his former partner.

The court was informed that the police found on January 28 that the 34 -year -old Anton Mann lurked behind some shrubs in Sherburn, NATO.

They were warned by suspended officials that they suspected that Man could be in the woman’s home after he found himself out of his house.

The York District Court was informed that he was ordered by the courts of two different courts to prohibit him from approaching the woman, and one of them was proposed 13 days ago.

Mann, a Kilburn low street, pleaded guilty and violated the restrictions of the Leeds Capistrates court because he violated the family court’s non -heritage order for harassing the woman and guilty.

Kathryn Walter, suing Kathryn Walter, said he still has other similar faith.

“I have learned a difficult method, I’m afraid to say that if you violate the court’s order and face punishment.” Adrian Lower told him and warned him that he would Entering and exiting prison.

“It’s time to grow up, Anton Mann,” the judge said in his prison for 12 weeks. Mann must pay 85 pounds of prosecution and legal surcharge for £ 154.

The restriction order was issued by the court of the Derby District Court on January 15th. At that time, Mann received the community order, including his continuous telephone and news, news, news, news, news, news, violated March last year. On the 28th, through continuous telephone and messages, as well as non -inheritance orders from the court.

The judge canceled the community order and included the clauses of these crimes within 12 weeks. Both the restrictions and the order of non -heritage have remained effective.

Regarding Mann, Brian Nuttney said he had gone to the woman’s house to collect the job application items. He claimed that the woman had contacted Mann.

“Stupid is that he walked around,” Mr. Nutney said. “No suggestions or troubles caused by this action.”

The court was told that Mann had been suffering from depression and anxiety for 15 to 20 years, and has recently been diagnosed with marginal personality disorders.

The lawyer said he turned to drink and used it to prevent negative ideas and “what happened in your mind.” Drink is a factor in his crime.

Derby’s sentences caused friction between Liz’s new roommates, because it means that he must wear a bartender label.