Temba Mukiwa has been served a Criminal Behaviour Order for
his offensive behaviour at Slough Magistrates’ Court. The order means Mukiwa
cannot enter a designated area of the town centre, drink alcohol in the street
or cause fear alarm or distress to anyone, anywhere in the borough.
Mukiwa’s antics include intimidating street drinkers to buy
alcohol for him from shops which have been prevented from serving him. In the
last two months there have been five complaints regarding graphic songs about
what he wanted to do to women working in shops as well as banging waste bins
like drums.
The 44-year-old’s behaviour had not been improving and
financial penalties were not affective due to his immigration status and lack
of entitlements.
The Justices of the Peace imposed the harshest measures at
their disposal during the sentencing hearing after Mukiwa breached a community
protection notice which prevented him from drinking in the town centre.
Now, if he is spotted breaching any prohibition of the new
five-year order, he can be immediately arrested.
The court heard he has criminal convictions in the UK and
his home country of Zimbabwe and faced further offences which are currently
going through in the criminal justice system. He is also on immigration bail.
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