A WORCESTER woman has been given a new restraining order after breaking a previous one by contacting a man.
Ana Power, 41, contacted a man both directly and indirectly without reasonable excuse on August 24 last year, at Prestigne in the county of Powys.
She was prohibited from doing so by a restraining order imposed by Harrogate Magistrates' Court on Monday, June 6.
Power, of Astley Close, St John's, pleaded guilty to indirect contact, but pleaded not guilty to direct contact on Wednesday, November 9.
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Despite a not guilty plea, she was found guilty on both charges at Llandrindod Wells Magistrates' Court, in Wales, on Wednesday (March 1).
A second restraining order was made prohibiting Power from contacting a female directly or indirectly and preventing her from entering any part of any premises occupied by the female.
The restraining order also prevents Power from entering any data, causing or permitting data to be entered in any device, system network or the internet that refers to the female or gives necessary implications to her.
The order lasts until June 5, 2026 and is made on conviction.
Power was also fined a total of £160 and was made to pay a surcharge to fund victim services of £64.
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She was also made to pay costs of £300 to the Crown Prosecution Service and an application was made for benefit deductions totalling £524, which will be deducted at a rate of £20 every month.
Power has to pay £20 per month starting from Friday, March 31, until the total balance of £524 is paid.
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