Dorset Police have told county councillors that in rural areas, how anti-social behaviour is reported can determine whether it’s treated as a persistent problem or written off as a one-off incident. Police leaders said anti-social behaviour is now a core priority across Dorset, including rural communities, but only when repeat incidents are logged in a way that shows a clear pattern. Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick told Dorset councillors that anti-social behaviour is now firmly part

The Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner answers questions about recently sacked Dorset Police Officer, Lorne Castle. https://bbc.in/4kzDLOs | BBC Dorset

We’re tackling waste crime and overloaded vehicles 💪🏽 Listen to PC Haggett of the Rural Crime Team as he details one of our latest joint operations as well as how detrimental these crimes can be to our communities 🚓🫱🏼‍🫲🏻♻️ Let us know in the comments if you’ve got any questions ⬇️ | Dorset Police