Police warn young people over anti-social behaviour in Thirsk

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 4 Nov, 18:58 · Archive

North Yorkshire Police have identified young people involved in anti-social behaviour in Thirsk Market Place.

North Yorkshire Police have received reports of anti-social behaviour in and around Thirsk Market Place. Officers have identified a number of young people believed to be involved and are currently speaking with them about their actions.

Police said they will not tolerate intimidation, criminal damage, underage drinking, littering, irresponsible bike riding, or behaviour causing alarm, harassment, or distress. Those involved could face serious consequences, including being stopped and spoken to by officers, having parents or guardians contacted, receiving formal warnings, or facing arrest and prosecution if offences have been committed.

Police are encouraging parents to talk to their children about their behaviour when out with friends and to remind them to be respectful of the community. Anyone who witnesses anti-social behaviour is urged to report it by calling 101 or using the North Yorkshire Police website. In an emergency or if a crime is in progress, callers should dial 999.

How it is being reported

• Police warn youngsters over anti-social behaviour in North Yorkshire townPolice have received reports of anti-social behaviour in and around Thirsk Market Place.The Press (York) · 4 Nov, 18:18
• Police warn youngsters over anti-social behaviour in North Yorkshire townPolice have received reports of anti-social behaviour in and around Thirsk Market Place.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 4 Nov, 18:18

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