A house at the centre of antisocial behaviour in Sittingbourne has been closed down through work by Kent Police.
A house at the centre of antisocial behaviour in Sittingbourne has been closed down through work by Kent Police.
On Monday (5th October) Medway Magistrates’ Court granted the 3 months closure order of the property in Newbridge Avenue.
Under Section 80 of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, the order prevents anyone other than the landlord visiting the property during that period, or else risk a custodial sentence or an unlimited fine.
Officers had been working with the local housing provider for a number of months following reports of drug dealing, racially aggravated offences, and antisocial behaviour.
Inspector Julia Bassindale told SFM News: "Through effective information sharing, joint problem solving, and a shared commitment to improving the local area, both organisations worked together to address the concerns raised by residents and bring about meaningful change. I am pleased that this order will give respite to local residents and enable us to work further to prevent any future crime and disorder at the property."
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