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Nottinghamshire House Shut Down Over Noise and Parties
29 Apr
Summary
- A house was shut down due to persistent loud music and parties.
- Drug use and weapon-related fights were reported at the property.
- The closure order prohibits entry for three months.
A property in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, has been shut down by police after residents endured persistent disturbances. Complaints included loud music, late-night parties, drug use, and incidents involving weapons. Nottinghamshire Police secured a closure order at Nottinghamshire Magistrates' Court, leading to the house being boarded up on Thursday.
This closure order is set to remain in effect for three months, strictly prohibiting any individual from entering the premises. Sgt Alison Riley expressed hope that the order would provide the local community with relief from the ongoing issues. She noted the disappointment when a property becomes a hub for anti-social behaviour, emphasizing the determination of the police to act due to the continuous calls and number of complaints received.
Breaching the closure order constitutes an offense, liable to imprisonment and/or a fine. The police's action aims to restore peace to the neighbourhood that had been significantly disrupted by the activities associated with the address.
