MAN APPEARS IN COURT OVER ALLEGED BREACH OF SEXUAL HARM PREVENTION ORDER
Phillip Bordley appeared at Crewe Magistrates Court today for his first hearing on charges related to an attempted breach of a sexual harm prevention order.The case was listed under reference 07EZ1144825.
Bordley did not enter a plea during the short hearing.
The court heard that the alleged breach relates to actions that may have contravened restrictions set out in the order.
The magistrates ordered that the case will now proceed to a further hearing, with details of the allegations to be clarified.
Bordley was granted bail but with strict conditions, including a no-contact order.
His next court appearance is scheduled for a later date.
The case highlights ongoing efforts by authorities to enforce orders aimed at safeguarding vulnerable individuals.
Court staff emphasised that allegations remain unproven at this stage, and Bordley has the right to defend himself in subsequent hearings.
The court did not reveal any personal or private details about the case, maintaining privacy for those involved.
