Dispersal order over nuisance behaviour concerns
Neighbourhood officers will be out and about in Arnold throughout the week, Nottinghamshire Police said
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Temporary restrictions have been put in place in a Nottinghamshire town over anti-social behaviour concerns.
Police issued a dispersal order in Arnold which took effect for 48 hours from 19:00 GMT on Wednesday.
It comes after Nottinghamshire Police said it received reports of "young people behaving in an anti-social manner in recent days", with a number of incidents under investigation.
The order will cover the town centre and surrounding parks to target groups "perceived as causing a nuisance or likely to cause nuisance", the force said.
The order gives officers enhanced power to disperse people in specified areas.
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