Cullen Hinds

Cullen Hinds, an individual in the UK, has been involved in several public legal proceedings and court decisions.

Key facts, dates, and court decisions include:

• Civil Injunction for Anti-social Behaviour (May 2025): On May 28, 2025, Cullen Hinds, then 18 and residing in Old Trafford, was issued a civil injunction at Manchester Civil Court under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. This order, which lasts for three years, prohibits him from entering the M32 postcode or the areas of Urmston or Partington in Trafford. He is permitted to travel through these exclusion zones by car or public transport, but he cannot exit his vehicle or deviate from arterial routes. Additionally, Hinds is banned from using or threatening unlawful violence against anyone in Trafford. A breach of this injunction can lead to arrest. This action was taken by Greater Manchester Police and Trafford Council in response to his criminal and anti-social activities.
• Conviction and Sentencing for Possession of a Firearm (June 2026): Cullen Hinds, aged 19, was sentenced to five years in a young offender's institute at Manchester Crown Court on June 26, 2026, for possession of a firearm. He was found guilty after a trial in May 2026. This conviction stemmed from an incident on July 4, 2025, when police, tracking an e-bike, located Hinds and another individual, Demario Griffiths, in a property where a firearm was discovered. Hinds was initially arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm, with further DNA evidence leading to an additional arrest for an offensive weapon.
• Criminal Case Proceedings (May 2026): Public court records indicate that Cullen Hinds was involved in criminal case 06MM0231025 at Manchester Crown Court (Crown Square). Hearings for this case were scheduled for trial on May 12, 2026, and May 19, 2026. The Crown Prosecution Service was the prosecutor in this matter.