Doncaster police and council partnership working identifies youths involved in anti-social behaviour
Doncaster police and council partnership working identifies youths involved in anti-social behaviour
Doncaster PCSO Dan Rockman has been working in partnership with local schools and City of Doncaster Council to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) across our communities.
ASB can come in many forms and can have a real negative impact on you and your local community.
It refers to a wide range of unacceptable activities that affect people’s lives, the community and environment on a daily basis.
By sharing information and working together to identify offenders, officers can take a balanced approach through education, engagement and enforcement where necessary.
Recently, PCSO Rockman has been working alongside the council following an incident in which youths knocked and damaged a resident's door.
By working together and examining CCTV evidence, the youths have been identified and have since received a knock on their doors to warn them about their unacceptable behaviour.
A spokesman said: “Positive partnership working helps create safer spaces for young people, residents and the wider community, while ensuring support and intervention are available at the earliest opportunity.”
You can report ASB to South Yorkshire Police via 101 or 999 in an emergency. Some incidents of ASB are dealt with by your local authority and you can read more about which agency to report to here: https://orlo.uk/vuNsq