Police shut down home in Winslow after alleged 'disorder' and 'nuisance activity'
Thames Valley Police obtained a closure order preventing people from entering a home in Aylesbury Vale.
It is now a criminal offence to enter a home in Winslow which was linked to reports of anti-social behaviour. The police force has not released the specific location of the property to the public.
Thames Valley Police announced that it received legal confirmation of the closure through the courts yesterday.
The police force said it had received reports from people living by the property of behaviour which was “having a negative impact on local residents”.
A spokesperson for Thames Valley Police added: “Reports included disorder, nuisance activity, and behaviour causing alarm and distress within the neighbourhood.”
It is hoped that the order will help protect people living in the Winslow neighbourhood and improve their quality of life.
Whilst the order is in place it is an offence to enter the home unless specifically authorised to do so. Failure to comply with the order can lead to criminal convictions, fines, and even jail time.
The spokesperson concluded: “The Winslow Neighbourhood Policing Team remains committed to tackling anti-social behaviour and will continue to take robust action where necessary. Residents are encouraged to report any concerns so that issues can be addressed promptly.”