An Illogan man jailed for theft, including 22 packets of razors to the value of £569.33 from Asda, has been banned from numerous local shops and stores. 

Paul Anthony Restall, 47, most recently of Illogan but previously of different addresses in the Camborne and Redruth area, appeared at Truro Magistrates’ Court on May 22 when he was jailed for 38 weeks after being convicted of a number of theft charges.

Restall was also issued a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) banning him from six stores which will remain in place for two years.

He was also banned from entering any women's toilets and talking to a person withdrawing money from a cashpoint or walking away having done so.

He must pay £304 compensation to Morrisons, Pool, and £679 to Asda, Hayle, having stolen various goods ranging from alcohol and vapes to razors and food items.

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Sector Inspector for West Cornwall Louisa Brown said: “Criminal behaviour orders are a really useful tool for addressing persistent anti-social behaviour by providing clear and enforceable restrictions.

"This is a great result. It protects the community and also provides the framework for offenders to change their behaviour which is really important.

“My thanks go to all the shops that took the time to assist us in relation to Restall’s offending by reporting the crimes and providing the evidence required. It is vitally important that the public report crimes and you can do so by calling 101 or via the Devon and Cornwall Police website.

“When Restall is released from prison, the police will be working closely with partner agencies and local businesses to enforce the order and ensure the offending does not continue.”

The Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) prohibits Restall from: Entering Iceland, Redruth.

Entering Morrisons, Pool.

Entering Asda, Hayle.

Entering Aldi, Camborne.

Entering Primark, Truro.

Entering Boots, Penzance.