Man charged with criminal damage over Citizens Advice Bureau incident
Closed to the public: Police at the scene. Photograph: Hackney Citizen
A man has been charged with criminal damage after windows were smashed and equipment damaged in an incident at Hackney Citizens Advice Bureau (HCAB).
Alexandre Hortencio, 44, of Brooksby’s Walk has been charged with two counts of criminal damage.
The Mare Street bureau was forced to close its doors on Friday 21 November following the incident which took place the previous afternoon.
In a statement, HCAB said: “A resident caused very serious damage to main windows, reception windows and other equipment.”
“The Police had to be called and acted very quickly in subduing and arresting the person.
Mr Hortencio appeared at East London Magistrates’ Court on 22 November and will reappear before the same court in early December.
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The Citizens Advice Bureau for many including myself is the lifeline that helps us all in times of desperate need of what our rights are.
Please I need that you posted how the adviced bureau have complicated my life.
Can Have Please, together my solicitor one meeting with you.
Thank You
Alexandre Hortencio
My name and Alexandre Hortencio really lost my judgment, not remember what I did.
When I returned in me was the floor, and being assaulted by police,
I need to make well-known that due to have made some complaints about irregularities, I have been suffering persecution administrative, police and financial: Once I got sick working in this Country.
Due persecution policy lost the only subsistence resource !!!
Anyway beg them excuses, despite being unjustly persecuted, which has brought me a series of problems.
Many Thanks;
Sincerely Yours;
Alexandre Hortencio