Cheryl Tweedy stalker jailed for a year after again breaching restraining order | Cheryl
Following the Cheryl Tweedy, a convicted killer was imprisoned after opening to the singer’s house for the fourth time.
In June, the 50 -year -old Daniel Bannister, who violated a restrictive order after appearing in Tweedy’s rural house, had already spent time in prison for the same crime. On Tuesday, a judge at Crown Court Reading was sentenced to 12 months in prison after accepting a single accusation of violating a limitation order. In addition, a new restriction order was given to avoid contact with Tweedy.
The court came to his house for the fourth time on June 19, arrived in a taxi just before 22:00, and stole the intercom system twice before looking at the door.
The court claimed that Bannister had invited the singer to his home through Microsoft teams. A victim’s effect statement, when the singer Bannister visited his house again, he said he was “stunned” and had to rent personal security.
“Every time he turns the concern of his intentions, he concentrates,” he said. “Every time I open my door, I worry, I’m tense and edge. No one has to feel that way.”
“Daniel scared my little child,” he added.
Judge Alan Blake said: “You do not want any contact with you and you cause concern. You challenge the court order. You need to draw a line under this behavior.”
Bannister was initially thrown to four months in prison when a three -year limitation was ordered in September last year, but in December he came home and violated it.
In March, he was imprisoned for 16 weeks because he had repeatedly appeared in Tweedy’s house. During this hearing, the court heard Tweedy’s “immediately panicked,” and when he saw him outside his home, he was afraid of the safety of his eight -year -old son.
In 2012, Bannister killed 48 -year -old Rajendra Patel, who died as a result of a injury in the Ymca shelter in the South London Ymca shelter, and was found guilty of killing.
