Booze confiscated in police crackdown
Police have seized more than 100 cans and bottles of alcohol in the last four weeks from under-age drinkers in the Wymondham area. The booze was confiscated from young people drinking in the vicinity, especially within the town's designated public place order (DPPO), as part of a crackdown on anti-social drinking by the local Wymondham, Hethersett and Mulbarton safer neighbourhood teams.
Police have seized more than 100 cans and bottles of alcohol in the last four weeks from under-age drinkers in the Wymondham area.
The booze was confiscated from young people drinking in the vicinity, especially within the town's designated public place order (DPPO), as part of a crackdown on anti-social drinking.
The incidents were mainly happening on weekend evenings where parents were informed about their child's drinking habits.
A 20-year-old man who lives in Wymondham has been fined �80 for buying alcohol for young people under the age of 18yrs.
You may also want to watch:
Most Read
- 1 Fifteen flood alerts in place amid 'stay indoors' warning
- 2 Timeline: When should you receive the coronavirus vaccine?
- 3 'We're very anxious at the moment': Co-Op staff on public abuse
- 4 'Stay indoors' warning amid flooding fears for Norfolk roads
- 5 Revenue tops £710m at specialist tech company
- 6 Man who drove 128 miles for fish and chips among latest Covid fines
- 7 Covid cases fall in every area of Norfolk for first time since June
- 8 Storm Christoph flood fears bring spike in sandbag sales
- 9 Flooding fears recede in Norfolk but wind warning issued
- 10 Seven lockdown rules that could change
