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Police step up patrols to tackle rowdy youths



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Published Date: 17 October 2008
Police have carried out more than 300 hours of patrols to tackle rowdy and nuisance behaviour in Eynesbury.

Seven official warnings have been issued to people using motorbikes and cars anti-socially. If two warnings are given to the same person their vehicle can be confiscated.

In the past three months, six formal warnings for cannabis were also given and five people were arrested for public order offences.

The figures were announced at the latest Neighbourhood police panel meeting. The meetings give residents a chance to raise issues and concerns with the police and partner agencies, and help officers set two or three priorities to be tackled over three months.

The new priorities for the area are:
>> Speeding, especially in Barford Road, Berkley Street, Andrew Road, Caernarfon Road, Hardwick Road, Cromwell Road and Duck Lane.

>> General anti-social behaviour, particulalry over Hallowe'en and school holidays and the inappropriate use of mini-motos

>> Environmental issues - litter, dog fouling and graffiti

>> For more information about policing in your area, go to www.cambs.police.uk

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  • Last Updated: 17 October 2008 9:16 AM
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Bodie,

21/10/2008 11:15:30
Don't believe a word of it ! If they are about then they are ineffective !
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