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Anti-social behaviour
Issued 14 February 2025
To address anti-social behaviour we have:
• Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) launched 1st April by the council that gives more powers to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) within the Gt Yarmouth borough.
• Two action days completed in February targeting illegally modified cycles. 14 cycles stopped and four have been seized due to being illegal. 1 e-scooter seized as well.
• Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO) given to a prolific offender who commits ASB. Those who continue to cause ASB are being targeted through the ASB escalation model with various warning letters including CPN’s/CPW’s.
• Surveillance equipment has been deployed to certain areas to support with investigations into ASB reports.
• Letters been issued to teens who have been committing ASB in South Yarmouth and Gapton Hall Retail Park.
• Working with partners such as the council and housing to address local ASB issues.
• Working closely with retail stores to address ASB concerns.
• Carrying out regular foot patrols of anti-social hotspot areas.
• Speed checks carried out on Ormesby Road, Caister in February where several words of advice were given and one TOR (Traffic Offence Report) was issued for driving 42mph in a 30mph limit.
If you would like to report anti-social behaviour to us you can do so by calling 101 or reporting it via the Norfolk Police website.
Actioned 14 April 2025