Herts Police look for wanted man who 'flouted court order'

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Herts Police are looking for a man who allegedly ignored an order to keep out of the area and then dodged court.

Ben Kempster, of no fixed abode, is wanted and police have shared a mugshot as part of an appeal for information which could help find him.

The force added that he had failed to attend St Albans Magistrates’ Court on May 15 over breaching his criminal behaviour order.

The 43-year-old was accused of being in Abbots Langley on April 21, according to court documents, despite being prohibited from entering the Three Rivers District by an order made on March 6.

Ben KempsterBen Kempster (Image: Herts Police)

Herts Police advise members of the public not to approach wanted people they appeal for information on, but to instead call them on 999 for immediate sightings.

Other information on his whereabouts can be shared online, or by calling 101, quoting the reference 41/10714/26.

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