Aylesbury Man Slapped with Two-Year Injunction Over Anti-Social Behaviour
Lee Trotman, 44, from Primrose Court, Aylesbury, has been hit with a hefty two-year injunction at Milton Keynes County Court on Wednesday (11/11). The order aims to curb his long-running anti-social antics in the town centre.
Strict Rules Keep Trotman on a Short Leash
- He must leave any land or premises promptly when asked by owners or their agents.
- No threatening or abusive language to anyone — including cops and council workers.
- Ban from Aylesbury town centre inside the ring road, Oxford Road, Friarage Road, New Street, Upper Hundreds, and Exchange Street — except to visit his mum at the bus station via Friarage Road.
- Zero tolerance for aggressive, violent, or disorderly behaviour towards people or property.
- Must obey all reasonable directions given by police officers, PCSOs, or council staff.
- No carrying alcoholic drinks in public places.
Police Back Tough Action on Persistent Nuisance
PC Glen Crosland of Aylesbury police station said: “This is a great result and a shining example of police teamwork to shut down anti-social behaviour in our town centre.”
“Trotman’s troublemaking has been going on for years, with serious incidents between May and October this year. It’s been incredibly frustrating for everyone involved.”
“I hope this sends a clear warning to others who think they can disrupt daily life — such behaviour won’t be tolerated.”
