Police expand anti-social behaviour crackdown into Paignton

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Police talk with members of the community in Torquay as part of Operation Loki

A police operation aimed at tackling anti-social behaviour is expanding into Paignton.

Officers said Operation Loki would "allocate additional resources to tackle anti-social behaviour in the town centre".

The operation would run until 30 April, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

The force added more than 40 people were arrested during a similar four-week operation in Torquay.

Acting Chief Supt Ed Wright said the force would "evaluate and reflect" on the results of the operation in Torquay for the next phase.

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