Man who breached court orders banned from Bristol park

Posted on 2 January 2026, at 08:42 in In Court

Man, Black, with black hair and a jacket with a white hood looking directly at the camera. — The new order restricts Sain Jadama, of Henbury, from entering the park and, if breached, could result in him being handed a prison sentence.

A 25-year-old man who repeatedly breached court orders for anti-social behaviour has been handed a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).

The new order restricts Sain Jadama, of Henbury, from entering Castle Park and, if breached, could result in him being handed a prison sentence.

After pleading guilty to the offences, Jadama was sentenced for three breaches of a Community Protection Notice and possession of a class B drug when he appeared at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on Thursday 18 December.

He was arrested by neighbourhood officers working to tackle issues of anti-social behaviour and crime in the park.

PC Max Sims said: “Castle Park is a key priority for our neighbourhood team and we’re working closely with our partner organisations to ensure it remains a safe place for people to visit.

“Anti-social behaviour is not tolerated in our city and officers are committed to identifying those responsible and dealing with any criminal offences we identify.”

If you witness anti-social behaviour in your community, please report it to us. You can report it online at https://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/report/anti-social-behaviour/ or by calling 101. If a crime is ongoing, always call 999.