Police are going undercover at tram stops in Beeston and Chilwell to try and crack down on ongoing anti-social behaviour [ASB] problems. The force have made it their three-month priority in the area to improve behaviour which is coming from a "small minority of juveniles".
In an update to the public, Inspector Mike Ebbins updated the public on exactly what is being done to solve the problem - including increasing patrols around the area. They have urged parents to stress to their children exactly what is acceptable and combat any poor behaviour from their children.
Insp Ebbins said: "Our new local crime priority for the next three months will be Anti-Social Behaviour. I have spoken publicly about the rise in ASB in Beeston and the efforts that are underway to put a stop to this. We are aware this problem is caused by a small minority of juveniles who are affecting the daily life of our residents.
