AN ANDOVER man who failed to comply with the requirements of his post-custodial supervision has been sent back to prison.
Terrance Mark Day, of Welling Court, failed to attend a planned appointment with his supervisor on February 28.
At West Hampshire Magistrates’ Court, in Southampton, the 30-year-old admitted the breach and was sent back to prison for seven days.
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He was originally sentenced to 167 days in prison during a hearing at Southampton Crown Court on August 16, last year, for battery, two counts of criminal damage, breach of a suspended sentence order, malicious communication, and a public order offence.
Further details of the offences were not given on the court record.
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