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Police step up patrols after evidence of drug-taking in grounds of Lymm Church and vandalism at beauty spot

By Gary Skentelbery on 26th June 2021 6:07 pm Crime, Lymm Life, News

POLICE are stepping up patrols following evidence of drug-taking in the grounds of a Lymm Church and vandalism at a local beauty spot in the village.

Police attended at St Peter’s church at Oughtrington checking the area after reports of anti-social behaviour.
Unfortunately it does look like youths are using the grounds to take drugs.

Other issues police have been dealing with is anti-social behaviour at Slitten Brook yesterday where youths have caused criminal damage.
Police have photos of the youths involved and will be gathering the process of identifying those involved followed by a home visit.

PCSO Redshaw has attended St Peters church ⛪ checking the area for any signs of ASB after reports, unfortunately it does look like youths are using the grounds to take drugs. Needless to say we will be stepping up patrols in this area especially on lates #stpeters pic.twitter.com/u7Wt4Ifo1M

— Lymm Police (@LymmPol) June 26, 2021

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