Luton policing team continues to crack down on anti-social behaviour
Today (Monday), a second property in St Saviours Crescent, Luton, has been fully closed for a period of three months at Luton Magistrates’ Court.
This is as a result of a previously issued partial closure order, due to on-going anti-social behaviour, which was ineffective. This is the second property closed in this street in a week.
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Hide AdIn addition to this, a partial closure order was issued at Luton Magistrates’ court on Saturday, September 8, on a property in New Bedford Road, after it was served with a closure notice following the discovery of a large quantity of drugs at the location on Friday.
This means that the property can be only accessed by approved individuals.
Sergeant John Killick said: “We are committed to tackling anti-social behaviour in our neighbourhoods.
“We hope these two closure orders, issued by the court, will serve as a warning that we will take action against individuals causing disruption, and target the locations identified as a source of criminal and anti-social behaviour.
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Hide Ad“We encourage residents to come forward with any information about crime in their areas, and we will treat all reports seriously.”
If you wish to report anti-social behaviour or crime in your area, you can do so through the force’s online reporting centre or by calling 101.