US EditionPremier League Winning Defender Sent Ex-Partner Unwanted Calls and Gifts
PRESTON MAGISTRATES' COURT, JUL 30 – Colin Hendry received a 12-month community and restraining order for six months of persistent harassment using multiple email accounts and no caller ID, prosecutors said.
- Colin Hendry admitted to harassing his former partner for six months after their relationship ended.
- Hendry sent unwanted messages from multiple email accounts and made calls using no caller ID after being blocked.
- The victim reported feeling depressed and anxious due to Hendry's behavior, leading to police involvement.
- Natasha Clark, a senior crown prosecutor, stated that Hendry continued harassment despite the victim's clear wishes to stop all communications.
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Premier League winner bombarded ex-girlfriend with calls and unwanted gifts but avoids jail - The Mirror
Former Blackburn and Scotland star Colin Hendry, who won the Premier League in 1995, admitted harassing his former partner across six months and has been handed a community order
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