A group of teenagers who scared residents of a Lymm retirement home with their anti-social behaviour have written letters of apology following proactive policing in the community.
The youngsters were captured on CCTV following reports of anti-social behaviour at the Raven Court premises in the village run by Warrington Housing Association.
After the reports of anti-social behaviour, local PCSO Daren Dennis quickly gathered CCTV images and liaised with Lymm High School to identify those responsible.
Warrington Housing Association took to social media to thank PCSO Dennis for his proactive policing stating: “Recently some teens have been making a nuisance of themselves at night in one of our retirement schemes.
“A local PCSO found the youths, persuaded them of the error of their ways, and now they have all written apology letters to our residents.
“Everyone deserves a second chance. And thank you, PCSO Dennis!”
PCSO Dennis said: “A great example of Partnership working and taking positive action in relation to Anti-social Behaviour in Lymm.
“The youths involved were then visited at home with their parents present and formally spoken to about their behaviour. Letters of apology have been written and delivered to staff and residents at the Care Home and the youths were remorseful for their actions.
“Alongside this referrals have been made to the Community Safety Partnership Team and letters will be sent home to the parents of the youths involved.”
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they say caretaker let them in
HE SHOULD BE SACKED !