Police ramp up patrols over anti-social behaviour in Devizes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Wiltshire Police have increased patrols in Devizes following reports of anti-social behaviour around Hillworth Park.

Wiltshire Police have stepped up patrols in Devizes after responding to several reports of anti-social behaviour in and around Hillworth Park. The local neighbourhood policing team is working with partner agencies to prevent further incidents and maintain the park as a safe and welcoming space.

Parents and guardians have been advised to be aware of their children's whereabouts and activities, particularly during the evening hours. Police urged witnesses to anti-social behaviour to report it.

Wiltshire Police said that anti-social behaviour can result in a range of interventions and formal actions, including Community Protection Notices, restorative outcomes and referrals to partner agencies. In some circumstances, parents and guardians may be held accountable where behaviour is persistent or repeated.

How it is being reported

• Warning for parents over anti-social behaviour as patrols ramp upParents and guardians in Devizes have been issued guidance as police ramp up patrols in response to anti-social behaviour.Gazette & Herald · 19 Oct, 15:45
• Warning for parents over anti-social behaviour as patrols ramp upParents and guardians in Devizes have been issued guidance as police ramp up patrols in response to anti-social behaviour.Wiltshire Times · 19 Oct, 15:45

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