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Dispersal order in Melbourne to tackle nuisance behaviour - BBC News

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Police issue dispersal order in Melbourne to tackle anti-social behaviour

Overview

Derbyshire Police have implemented a Section 34 dispersal order in Melbourne following a rise in reports of anti-social behaviour and nuisance activity from local residents. The order, which covers central areas including High Street, Church Street and Derby Road, grants officers powers to direct groups away from the area if they cause or are likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress.

Key points

  • A Section 34 dispersal order was issued in Melbourne by Derbyshire Police.
  • The measure began at 16:00 BST on Friday and runs until 16:00 on Sunday.
  • The order covers central town locations including High Street, Church Street and Derby Road.
  • It gives police the power to order groups of two or more people to leave if they are involved in or likely to cause anti-social behaviour.
  • The action was taken in response to growing concerns and nuisance reports from local residents.
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