E-scooters in Fulwood and anti-social behaviour in Preston city centre in Preston Police Q&A

Police have held their newest Q&A session on-line to get a really feel for what the general public see as the largest points within the metropolis.

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The police took to social media to hold out the Q&A as Chief Supt. Stasia Osiowy and Inspector Dave Byrne solutions the general public’s questions.

The goal of the session was to boost any vital issues that Preston residents had so the police may put plans into motion.

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Matters resembling lowering E-scooters, anti-social behaviour, driving points and drunken behaviour had been raised within the remark part.

One used wrote: “What are you able to do about parking on yellow traces and the pavement round St Andrews faculty each faculty day?”

Whereas one other commented: “Could I ask what the plan is to cease the rising quantity of E-scooters on the roads in Fulwood and Preston.”

“Good day Preston Police, what are you doing in regards to the anti social behaviour in Preston metropolis centre?,” a 3rd requested.

Addressing the Q&A session, a spokesperson from the police stated that the periods imply that they can act on any points raised.

They stated: “We conduct a variety of actions to allow members of the general public to have interaction with our native policing groups and ask questions or increase issues about their native space.

“These embody issues like PACT conferences and Espresso with a Cop occasions. Q&A periods on our social media channels give members of the general public one other alternative to do that and we’re capable of act upon a few of the points raised to us, updating patrol plans and directing neighbourhood space officers and PCSOs to deal with these points.”

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