Chichester home shut down after reports of drug use and anti-social behaviour


The news comes after an application was heard at Brighton Magistrates Court on July 1, and the property will remain closed for three months.
Inspector Dave Lyons said: “We have received numerous reports from concerns residents around drug use and antisocial behaviour, which has been blighting this community.
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Hide Ad“We have listened and secured supporting evidence from residents and with this evidence a full closure order was secured for 3 months and can be extending.
“We want to make sure communities feel safe and protected. We take anti-social behaviour and criminality seriously and the neighbourhood policing team has completed a significant amount of work to secure this order by working with the residents affected.
“We would always encourage individuals to report anti-social behaviour, reports from the local community help to build a map of crime in localised areas, which assist when handling matters such as court closure orders, as well as our day-to-day patrols.”
If anyone has any concerns or information about anti-social behaviour, report to police online or call 101.