West Sussex coastal town to see 'increased police presence'
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Adur and Worthing Police said it is ‘aware of groups of young people gathering’ in Shoreham – ‘particularly those who are celebrating the end of school’.
"Police have identified a small number of those causing damage to the area and displaying anti-social behaviour,” a social media statement read.
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"Officers will continue to patrol the town and Shoreham beach and an increased police presence should be expected over the next month.”
The police urged residents to report anti-social behaviour online or by calling 101, adding: “Always call 999 in an emergency.”