Assault charge man cautioned

12:40pm Thursday 27th September 2012 in News By Amie Mulderrig, Features Writer

A former housing manager has been cautioned by police after admitting assaulting a teenage girl.

Brian Conbeer has also resigned from his position as manager at Affinity Sutton, which provides affordable housing in Hertsmere.

The 33-year-old, of Bovingdon Court, Hemel Hempstead, handed himself in to police in Truro, Cornwall, last week.

He had been due to appear in court on October 1 charged with assaulting a 13-year-old girl.

But, after changing his plea and making a full admission of guilt, the Crown Prosecution Service consulted the victim who accepted he should be cautioned.

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LSC says...
12:55pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Obviously I have no idea how serious the assault was (It covers a lot of things before it gets to ABH, GBH etc), but how come this guy is named for his caution but the Evergreen assault guy wasn't?

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garston tony says...
2:21pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Maybe because this had reached the court stage before an agreement was reached?

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watford1881 says...
4:50pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Because the law stinks... There is no such thing as justice... It just doesn't exist... It's a myth.....

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Manic_ says...
6:17pm Thu 27 Sep 12

Local police getting soft on assaults

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