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Injunction Granted on an Anti-Social Behaviour Offender.
September 4, 2020
SAFE has had success at County Court on behalf of one of our Local Authority client’s. An anti-social behaviour offender who was involved with urinating, defecating, drug use and begging in public has had an injunction granted against them.
The Local community has see action being taken and the area becoming more appealing to the public and businesses. To prevent your local authority areas becoming anti-social behaviour hot-spots contact us to discuss your Civil Injunction
requirements.
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