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Oxford stalker to appear again at magistrates' court

By Alexandra Carter Senior Reporter
Mum-of-two speaks out after stalker, who became "obsessed" after two dates, pleads guilty <i>(Image: Alamy/PA)</i>
Mum-of-two speaks out after stalker, who became "obsessed" after two dates, pleads guilty (Image: Alamy/PA)
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An Oxford stalker is due to appear at a Magistrates' Court again tomorrow.

Zac Sanger-Reynolds, of North Hinksey Lane in Oxford, previously plead guilty to stalking at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court on Friday, April 28.

He will appear at the Buckinghamshire court on Thursday, June 4 for an application to vary a restraining order.

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Sanger-Reynolds was handed the order in April after a mother-of-two spoke to the Oxford Mail about his 'obsession' after she became uninterested in him after two dates.

He was told to complete 100 hours of un-paid, supervised work within 12 months and undertake 26 days of rehabilitation.

He was also ordered to pay £199, including £114 for the victim surcharge and £85 to the Crown Prosecution Service.

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