Police to increase patrols following unsafe driving, anti-social behaviour and noise complaints at multistorey car park in Chesterfield

Police have increased patrols following anti-social behaviour reports at a multistorey car park in Chesterfield.
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After repeated reports of unsafe driving, anti-social behaviour and noise disturbance at the Saltergate multi-storey car park in Newbold, Chesterfield, Derbyshire Police have increased patrols.

Officers from Newbold Safer Neighbourhood Team patrolled the area in cars on Sunday evening.

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Police have warned anyone causing a disturbance at the Saltergate multi-storey car park, that further action will be taken against them if necessary.

After recent reports of unsafe driving, anti-social behaviour and noise disturbance at the Saltergate multi-storey car park in Chesterfield, Derbyshire Police have increased patrols to deter further disturbance happening.After recent reports of unsafe driving, anti-social behaviour and noise disturbance at the Saltergate multi-storey car park in Chesterfield, Derbyshire Police have increased patrols to deter further disturbance happening.
After recent reports of unsafe driving, anti-social behaviour and noise disturbance at the Saltergate multi-storey car park in Chesterfield, Derbyshire Police have increased patrols to deter further disturbance happening.

A spokesperson for Derbyshire Police said: “We have received a number of calls from the community who have been concerned about large gatherings of vehicles in the multi-storey car park on Saltergate in Chesterfield in the late evenings. The reports have been around unsafe and anti-social driving and noise nuisance.

“Officers from our local Safer Neighbourhood policing teams are carrying out patrols to deter gatherings and are working with Chesterfield Borough Council to find longer term solutions.

“We understand that people who are interested in cars want to meet chat, and admire each other’s vehicles, but this becomes unacceptable when the behaviour of some individuals becomes anti-social and potentially dangerous. It causes disruption and disturbance to other car park users and nearby residents and can pose a risk to public safety.

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“We would also remind anyone organising large meets that they must seek the permission of the landowner beforehand.

“Targeting anti-social behaviour is a priority to us and we will take action where appropriate. This could include seizing vehicles, penalty notices, notifying insurance companies, dispersal notices or arrest and prosecution if necessary.”