Police close down Doncaster property

Police have boarded up a property in Donacaster following reports of criminal activity which caused "extreme distress and disruption".
Police boarded up the property.Police boarded up the property.
Police boarded up the property.

Officers took action to enforce a residential closure notice at a property on Princess Crescent in Edlington.

Police issued the notice Tuesday preventing anyone from visiting or entering the premises, receiving a number of reports relating to drugs offences and other illegal activity.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

To enforce the notice more permanently and prevent further disruption caused to the community, officers presented the facts of the case before a judge on Wednesday , who granted officers with the right to extend the notice for an additional three months.

Princess Crescent in Edlington.Princess Crescent in Edlington.
Princess Crescent in Edlington.

Inspector Dan Mcknight said: “We have taken robust action to issue and enforce this notice as activity at the property was causing extreme distress and disruption to the surrounding community.

“I hope our proactive approach and action taken, demonstrates our commitment to work with partners and local authorities to bring offenders to justice and create a safer Doncaster for everyone.

“This is the second residential closure notice issued in Doncaster in response to concerns reported from members of the public and I hope this acts a deterrent to others engaging in any kind of illegal activity.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

“This action falls under the wider work we are doing to increase engagement with our residents and communities, to address criminal activity issues and prevent further potential threats.

“All of our officers are dedicated to working with members of the public we serve to identify and where possible, take action to address and resolves concerns reported."