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Police issue dispersal order after anti-social behaviour at bus station

By Gary Skentelbery on 20th November 2022 9:31 am Crime, News

POLICE have issued a dispersal order and are stepping up patrols at Warrington Bus Station following reports of anti-social behaviour.

Following reports of anti-social behaviour in and around the bus station hi-visibility patrols have been increased.

One youth has been issued a dispersal order following a report of anti-social behaviour that requires him to leave the town centre and he can not return for 48 hours.
Increased patrols will continue in the run-up to Christmas and throughout the festive period.
Police say anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated in Warrington town centre.

Following reports of anti-social behaviour in and around the bus station hi-visibility patrols have been increased.
One youth has been issued a dispersal order following a report
Increased patrols will continue in the run up to Christmas and throughout the festive period. pic.twitter.com/9P1MarQ60Y

— Warrington Police (@PoliceWarr) November 19, 2022

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