Teenager Andrew Pavlou was jailed for his part in the riot
by Flora Drury
Monday, March 26, 2012
3:22 PM
A Tottenham teenager who threw missiles at police during last summer’s riots has been jailed.
Andrew Pavlou, of Reed Road, was ordered to serve 14 months in a young offenders’ institute after he admitted one count of violent disorder at Wood Green Crown Court.
The unemployed 19-year-old was arrested in December after footage showed him throwing at least three missiles at officers outside Tottenham Police Station on August 6.
During a search of his home address a quantity of cannabis was also seized by police, adding a second charge of possession.
Pavlou pleaded guilty to this offence at Highgate Magistrates’ Court, Highbury Corner, on January 5 and was fined £35 and ordered to pay a £15 victim surcharge.
A Crouch End pub is being hauled before Haringey’s licensing committee on Tuesday over fears for public safety – but the licensee says its just a case of the police being “heavy-handed”.