HELSTON police are asking parents and carers to inform them of their children's whereabouts following reports of anti-social behaviour in a Cornish village.
The police are currently investigating reports of anti-social behaviour in the village of St Keverne, particularly around the area of St Keverne Parish Church where youths are said to be congregating, playing loud music, vaping and leaving rubbish.
The force shared a post on its Facebook page on August 11 asking parents to "help ensure" them of the whereabouts of their children, and who the children are associating with.
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The post reads: “Helston Police are currently investigating reports of Anti-Social Behaviour in the village of St Keverne, particularly in the area of St Keverne Parish Church where youths are congregating, playing loud music, vaping, leaving rubbish etc.
“We understand that this anti-social behaviour is mainly caused by a small gathering of youths who will be dealt with anti-social behaviour legislation.
“If you are a parent or carer of a young person that resides within the local area please help us by ensuring you know where your children are, who they are associating with and that they are not becoming involved in something that they should not or do not want to be involved in.
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