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Police tackle antisocial behaviour

by isleofman.com 19th November 2009

There are going to be more bobbies on the beat in Pulrose, Willaston and Anagh Coar, as the police aim to tackle a recent spate of antisocial behaviour in the areas.

Sergeant Darrill Pearson of the Eastern Neighbourhood Policing Team says there have been a lot of nuisance incidents, such as throwing stones and mud at windows and moving vehicles.

Police say they would look to deal with a child's parents first, but warn that ultimately such actions could land a youngster in court.

Sergeant Pearson says having bobbies on the beat is all about maintaining a high-visibility police presence:

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Posted by isleofman.com
Thursday 19th, November 2009 01:00pm.

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