Persistent offender given two-year Criminal Behaviour Order in Worthing
The order includes banning Fardin Farji from entering any Co-Op store in England
A prolific offender in Worthing has been given a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order.
Fardin Farji has persistently breached Community Protection Warnings as well as a Community Protection Notice.
Incidents include antisocial behaviour, drugs and numerous thefts.
The order against the 28-year-old prohibits Farji from doing the following for the next 24 months:
- Remaining in any shop or commercial building when asked to leave by staff;
- Entering any shop without means to pay;
- Being in possession of a bicycle without proof of ownership;
- Carrying more than two mobile phones;
- Entering Worthing town centre at any time, other than to access Worthing Police Station and St Clare’s Day Centre by permitted routes specified;
- Entering the specific areas of Broadwater at any time other than if passing through the area whilst being carried by a motor vehicle;
- Entering Waitrose in High Street, Worthing;
- Entering any Co-Op stores in England.
Breaching the CBO could result in Farji being imprisoned.
PC Jack Buchanan, of the Adur and Worthing Operation Override team, said: “We are delighted to have obtained this Criminal Behaviour Order for Fardin Farji.
“His behaviour and offending has been causing loss to the people and businesses of Worthing for a considerable period of time. This order will further assist Sussex Police in tackling his offending, preventing further loss, safeguarding our residents and businesses as well as hopefully allowing him to re-address his behaviour and get the help he needs moving forward.”