Three Men Caged After Brutal Breach of Restraining Orders in Maidstone
Smash-and-Grab Ex Shoved Behind Bars
On 30 September, a 37-year-old thug smashed a window lock to break into his ex’s home. When confronted, he got violent and even tried snatching the victim’s phone as she called Kent Police. The scene shook the victim’s children.
Police arrested him immediately. At Medway Magistrates’ Court on 2 October, he was slammed with 34 weeks behind bars for breaching his restraining order, common assault, and criminal damage.
Serial Stalker Gets Hard Time
A 29-year-old man with a disturbing record stalked his ex between 13 September and 1 October, turning up at her house and firing off threatening messages. This came just ten days after he was slapped with a restraining order and a suspended prison sentence for battering her.
He was arrested quicksmart and locked up for 20 weeks at Medway Magistrates’ Court for violating both the restraining order and his suspended sentence.
Persistent Harassment Sparks Court Drama
On 20 September, a 34-year-old was hauled in for harassing his ex with aggressive calls and forcing his way into her home. Although released on bail, he faces Maidstone Crown Court later this year on restraining order breach charges.
Police Deliver Tough Warning to Domestic Violence Offenders
“Reducing and preventing violent offences against women and girls remains a force priority, which we continue to tackle robustly. Our officers crack down on perpetrators and ensure those breaking court orders and suspended sentences are swiftly brought to justice. We want victims to know they are not at fault and should feel confident reporting offences, knowing we’re dedicated to providing the best possible support,” said Detective Sergeant Jo Hazelwood.
The message is crystal clear: Maidstone police are going hard on domestic violence offenders. Break the law, and you’ll do the time.
