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Two people have been arrested and charged this week for failing to comply with the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) in Bangor city centre.
The PSPO covers the city centre of Bangor and is a crucial tool to deter anti-social behaviour. The order is currently in place until November 2025.
Sergeant Daniel Dent said: “Officers have increased patrols on Bangor High Street following concerns raised by the community and business owners regarding recent incidents of anti-social behaviour.
“We are committed to working with the community to tackle unacceptable behaviour which has a detrimental effect on all those who live and work in the area.
“We continue to enforce the PSPO conditions and encourage anyone with concerns about anti-social behaviour to contact us.”
The conditions of the Order are that individuals must not:
A breach of the PSPO is a criminal offence and is dealt with by way of Fixed Penalty Notice or prosecution through the Magistrates’ Court.