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Teenager in court for religious hate crime (From The Bolton News)
Teenager in court for religious hate crime
6:32am Saturday 24th July 2010
A TEENAGER has been convicted of religiously aggravated criminal damage after smashing a window at a Salvation Army hostel.
Jake Jolly, aged 18, of Duke Street, Bolton, caused £200 worth of damage when he targeted the building in the same street on July 18.
He pleaded guilty to the offence at Bolton Magistrates Court, and must now do 30 hours of physical training at an attendance centre and pay £100 compensation, plus £85 costs.
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