Nicky Fallows, 37, of Greenfields, was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison at Warrington Magistrates...

Published: 6:55 pm June 14, 2022
Updated: 7:05 am October 8, 2025
A Winsford Man Was Sentenced To Prison After Attacking Three Schoolchildren On Their Way Home From The Hartford Train Station

Nicky Fallows, 37, of Greenfields, was sentenced to 24 weeks in prison at Warrington Magistrates Court on Friday, June 10.
In the disturbing incident on September 7, last year, he hit one of the children with a school tie, pulled another boy’s hair, and told another he was gay.
Fallows also twerked in the face of another boy and exposed his pubic hair to all three boys, aged 12 to 13, leaving one of them so traumatised that he refused to go to school the next day.
The prosecutor, Joshua Sanderson-Kirk, told the court that Fallows arrived at the station shortly before 3 p.m. and was told by the ticket office that he had a 40-minute wait for the next train.
“A group of schoolchildren came in to make their way home,” he explained.
“Fallows approached them and inquired as to what they were doing lying on a bench, telling one of them, ‘I thought you were raping him there.'”
He hit one of the boys with a school tie, grabbed him, and asked when the next train was.
“When another boy approached, he asked, ‘Do you want me to f**k him up for you?'”
Fallows then undid his trousers and exposed his pubic hair to the children,” he said of another boy’s facial hair, saying he had more on his d**k and that he must be gay.
Fallows then began to twerk, pushing his bottom into one of the boys’ faces before officers arrived and arrested him.
Mr Sanderson-Kirk also informed the court of two other charges Fallows had pleaded guilty to: assaulting and pushing his former partner to the ground after she invited him to her house because she felt sorry for him after his gas was turned off.
That incident occurred on March 23, this year, and he also damaged the woman’s car.
“These were schoolchildren,” the chair of the magistrates said as he sentenced him to 24 weeks in prison. “You attacked them verbally, physically, and psychologically, to the point where one of them didn’t want to go to school the next day.”

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