Callington address hit by closure order after repeated complaints

There’s now an address in Callington where some people aren’t allowed through the door. If they go in anyway, they can be arrested.

The address has been put under a Partial Closure Order after what Callington Police described as numerous reports and complaints of antisocial behaviour.

Who secured the order

Cornwall Council’s Anti-Social Behaviour Team and the Callington Neighbourhood Policing Team worked together to secure the order. The address itself has not been made public.

What a Partial Closure Order means

The order is a legal measure that limits access to a property. Certain individuals are banned from entering or accessing the premises.

Breaching its conditions is a criminal offence and can lead to arrest and prosecution.

Why the police say it matters

Police said the action shows their continued commitment to tackling antisocial behaviour, responding to the concerns of local residents and making communities safer places to live.

They also said they recognise the toll that persistent antisocial behaviour can take on individuals, families and the wider community. They will keep working alongside partners to take action where it is needed.

Reports made the difference

The team thanked everyone in Callington who took the time to report concerns and pass on information.

“Your reports really do make a difference.”

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