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Mother-of-seven given supervision order for seven-year harassment campaign

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 16:08 · Archive

Sufina Aslam, 42, pleaded guilty to harassment and breaching a restraining order after throwing waste into her neighbour's garden over seven years.

Sufina Aslam, 42, a mother-of-seven from Yardley, Birmingham, pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment and one count of breaching a restraining order at Birmingham Magistrates' Court. CCTV footage showed her repeatedly throwing dirty nappies, sanitary towels, food packaging and cooking pans full of oil into her neighbour's garden over a seven-year period. She was also filmed dumping bin bags of rubbish onto land already filled with litter, and smirking while peering over the fence.

Her neighbours were forced to pay £4,000 to clean up the waste and repair damage to their family home. One of the victims, a 50-year-old, said in a victim impact statement that the harassment had left her unable to sleep and with deteriorating health. She added that her children's education had been affected and described it as 'a constant mental torture for all of us'. Prosecutor Fahad Gazge told the court that dirty nappies, sanitary towels and food were thrown over the garden fence, along with banging on walls and shouting through them.

Instead of jail time, Aslam was handed a 12-month supervision order.

Mother-of-seven given supervision order for seven-year harassment campaign
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