Richard Wight, 55, appeared in court in 2009 for using "abusive words" towards Alan Taylor, 59.

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The five are charged with using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour.

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"Mr Wight appeared in court over of a beach of an Asbo by using abusive or offensive words within the hearing of Alan Taylor, resident of Eagle Lane, Braintree, " the spokesman said.

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The spokesman said Mr Wight had admitted using "abusive or offensive" words within earshot of Mr Taylor in January 2009.

BBC: Man in Braintree double death case had Asbo

In other words, you'll get virtual abusive tax shelters.

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