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Warnings after Oxfordshire youths’ ‘anti-social behaviour’
According to Thames Valley Police, in recent months Bampton has faced issues with unruly behaviour.
Following investigations involving CCTV and reports from residents, those involved have been issued with acceptable behaviour contracts for 12 months.
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The contracts, which are signed by both the children involved and their parents, outline a set of rules to follow in public places and serve as a warning about the potential consequences of future misbehaviour.
The contracts are not criminalising but are designed to help individuals avoid peer pressure and reflect on their actions.
The forces says they offer a chance for improvement, especially for those on the brink of criminal activity.