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Man who was banned from Portslade now hunted by police

Aaron Payne wanted on suspicion of breaching court order

by Frank le Duc
Saturday 23 Dec, 2023 at 11:09AM
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Man who was banned from Portslade now hunted by police

Aaron Payne

A man who was banned from Portslade as part of a “domestic violence protection order” is being hunted by police.

Sussex Police said: “We are searching for Aaron Payne, who is wanted for breaching the terms of a protective order.

“Payne is 41, has short dark brown hair and brown eyes.

“He has links to Brighton, Shoreham, Lancing and Eastbourne and so may have travelled to these areas.

“If you see Payne or have any information which may help locate him, call 999 quoting reference 913 of 7/11.”

On Tuesday 7 November, Brighton magistrates imposed a 28-day domestic violence protection order, barring him from Portslade and specifically an address in Valley Road.

On Friday 10 November, he appeared before Brighton magistrates charged with breaching a domestic violence protection order made by Brighton Magistrates’ Court.

He was alleged to have broken the order on the day that it was made by not only going to Portslade but to the property where the original offences took place.

He denied the offence – and a claim that he was violent at the same time – and the magistrates dismissed the case.

But Payne, formerly of Burlington Street, Brighton, and Seafield Road, Hove, was due to appear in court in Brighton on successive days in the past week.

He was due before a judge at Brighton Crown Court on Tuesday (19 December) because he was alleged to have breached the terms of a suspended prison sentence.

And on Monday (18 December) he was due to appear before Brighton magistrates for failing to comply with the terms of his release from prison.

A warrant was issued for his arrest.

Earlier this year he was brought before the courts charged with assault causing actual bodily harm (ABH) and intentional strangulation in a domestic violence case in Portslade.

He was also alleged to have caused criminal damage and to have used threatening words or behaviour intended to cause fear of unlawful violence.

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Comments 4

  1. Chris says:
    3 years ago

    I swear I saw this guy going into 9 Wickhurst Road this evening but I couldn’t be sure because it was dark

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    • Jk says:
      3 years ago

      That’s useful Chris

      Reply
  2. Jk says:
    3 years ago

    What a total bellend , he has been blessed with striking good looks, but would rather keep striking women. You will hopefully get taken care of when you go back inside. One step up from a nonce

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  3. Lc says:
    3 years ago

    I like your message but I really hope you’re being sarcastic about the striking good looks! He sounds nasty inside & out! Why haven’t the police got him yet?! He’s dangerous being on the streets especially to women! I bet he’s one of those cowards that only hits women+not men! Have fun in prison!

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