Aylesbury property closed down by police after series of 'drug-related' complaints

Thames Valley Police received numerous complaints regarding the propertyplaceholder image
Thames Valley Police received numerous complaints regarding the property
A home linked to alleged illegal activity in Aylesbury has been shut down by police officers.

Thames Valley Police confirmed it had secured a full closure order for a home in Buckingham Street, yesterday.

The court order means it is now illegal for anyone to enter the building for the next three months without special dispensation.

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Thames Valley Police says it started the closure order process after the force received numerous reports of anti-social behaviour and suspected drug-related activity taking place in the building.

A spokesperson for the police force said: “This action has been taken to protect the community and disrupt ongoing criminal behaviour.”

They also warned residents that it is a criminal offence to enter the property and advised that the shut down building will have a clear notice on its door ordering people not to enter.

The spokesperson added: “We would like to thank residents for coming forward and supporting this action. Your reports make a difference. If you witness ASB, drug use, or any suspicious activity, please continue to report it – you are helping us keep Aylesbury safe.”

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