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j+ {% k, ?3 OTHE BABY-FACED ASBO- @2 A8 O9 G0 n3 A6 U
VIOLENCE, THEFT, BURGLARY, ARSON, ABUSE ..AT AGE 13- q) ^% R- a9 @' y1 d- f
MEET Charlie Mitchell - a 13-year-old hardened criminal with an Asbo.0 U' ^% w- D0 F
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The 4ft 6in lout has terrorised his neighbourhood - setting fires, frightening pensioners, ransacking a church, wrecking fences and gardens and lying and conning his way into OAPs' homes with sob stories. 4 v/ R; X" n* {3 q. C3 L* h6 s6 p/ y! E5 I$ s# w/ Q7 q
He even broke into a car, let the handbrake off then watched it smash into a parked vehicle. * n" t# E& M, M+ X" v 3 C9 I6 F1 N8 \1 O! XOne neighbour, too afraid to be named, said: "Word would go around that Charlie Mitchell was about and that something would be going off.) }6 K+ a% T) C6 [/ ^0 D
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"Nothing was safe in your back garden and shoplifting was a bit of fun for him. He was under-age and his attitude was 'you can't touch me'." / P1 i, _7 a! u7 n+ z7 \# y& N $ C$ B% n/ i8 D0 y$ _: wNow magistrates have given him a two-year Asbo barring him from parts of his city and from leaving home without an adult.. o z; H7 F( K! F8 T5 l/ {' F
; N; ^& \' C) z4 f) _He is also banned from swearing, using racist words, throwing things, drinking and starting fires. Prosecutor Dylan Sadler told Plymouth magistrates: "You are dealing with an individual who has been described as being a hardened criminal at 12.* Z) f1 @" A2 N5 C' G0 i" \: X( z
/ p' d, i' T z# w1 g Z"One elderly resident said his life had been sheer hell, and he had gone to extreme lengths to protect his property from Charlie."0 w7 {) z& a- K
; z- ~ T7 L( y eFoul-mouthed Charlie, from Efford in Plymouth, was expelled from school in November. His family says he got in with the wrong crowd.; C4 ?0 B, Y2 W9 R2 o
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A youth liaison officer said: "His mother and father have made great efforts to stop him mixing with certain people.- N9 d$ X' s5 t
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The family have had problems and his parents admitted he was almost out of control."8 N P$ t3 T7 ?% b. r/ F6 Q
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His solicitor Mackenzie Robinson said: "He accepts his behaviour was appalling. His last anti-social behaviour was in December and since then he has changed."