Police granted Criminal Behaviour Order against man in Chiswick

Davinder Johal banned from Chiswick High Road

Image: Davinder Johal

Police have been granted a Criminal Behaviour Order against a man who is a prolific shoplifter and Anti-Social Behaviour offender.

The order against Davinder Johal was granted at Ealing Magistrates court on Friday 5 September and is in place for a period of ten years.

He has been arrested previously for offences mainly in Hounslow town centre, but the police have published maps of three areas, one of which covers the length of Chiswick High Road, which Johal is forbidden to enter unless he is just ‘passing through on public transport without alighting, or attending pre-booked probation/medical appointments confirmed in writing’.

PC Davies from the Metropolitan Police Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) team said:

“This is a very strong order and I will continue to target the most prolific offenders causing harassment, alarm and distress to the residents of Hounslow.

“If you have any concerns regarding ASB please get in touch with your local ward team and I will support them in tackling this priority.”

Area of Chiswick from which Davinder Johal is banned, except if he is passing through on public transport or here for a medical appointment

Johal not allowed to be in possession of retail goods without a receipt, or more than one mobile phone

Johal is banned from having ‘a balaclava or face covering when entering any retail or commercial premises in England and Wales’.

He is not to wear ‘a hood UP, hat, or cover’ or attempt to cover his face when in any retail or commercial premises in England and Wales’.

He must not enter any retail or commercial premises in England and Wales from
which he has been formally banned in writing, nor can he remain in any retail or commercial premises in England and Wales once he has been asked to leave by a member staff.

He is not to be ‘in possession of any bag or carry-all containing retail goods values over £10 that are in their original packaging, in any public place in England and Wales without proof of purchase’.

Nor can he be ‘in possession of more than one personal mobile phone in
any public place in England and Wales’.

Jonal is also banned from possessing drug paraphernalia in any public place in England and Wales – ‘including but not limited to crack pipes, cannabis grinders, tin foil, spoons, and any item that has been adapted or used for the consumption of class A drugs’.

The Criminal Behaviour Order also specifies that he must not associate in public or in private with Wayne Smith (01/03/1969).

Smith was jailed for ten months in 2018 after being found in possession of a huge sword in Hounslow town centre.

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