Those who disturb the social order in England will appear in court within 48 hours

The Prime Minister’s 10th Office announced the government’s new action plan to combat anti-social behaviour.

According to the Anti-Social Behavior Action Plan, announced as part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s pledges, in the field of “combatting anti-social behavior and crime”, a zero tolerance policy will be implemented and full powers will be given to the police and local authorities. authorities.

In England and Wales, additional resources will be allocated to the police force in 16 locations where anti-social behavior and crime are most common, with suspected offenders promptly brought to justice.

More police will be deployed in parks, public transportation, and on the streets at these 16 locations.

With the “Rapid Justice Plan” legal proceedings against the suspects will begin within 48 hours. In addition, resources of 5 million pounds (approximately 120 million Turkish liras) will be allocated to carry out the necessary steps for security in the parks.

WILL CLEAN GRAPHITE

Some of the suspects who will be found guilty of antisocial behavior will participate in public services wearing fluorescent clothing.

The community can also see that criminals who will participate in services such as cleaning, graffiti cleaning, patrol car washing are being punished.

With this practice, which will also make them recognized by society, it is intended that criminals do not repeat their antisocial behavior or, if they do, they cannot remain in their environment.

In the country where the sale of nitrous oxide, also known as “laughing gas”, used in anesthesia will be banned, work will also take place in empty workplaces and abandoned parks that are home to many illegal businesses.

Those who throw bottles of laughing gas, which is the third most consumed substance by young people between the ages of 16 and 24 in the country, will be penalized.

THE FINE FOR WASTE DISPOSAL IS FROM £500 TO £1000

Under the new action plan, a fine of 500 to 1,000 pounds (about 12,000 to 24,000 lira) will be applied for offenses such as graffiti, littering outside designated areas or dumping excavations.
The owners of houses used by people who disturb the peace of society will also have the necessary authority to evict their tenants. In addition, the police will be given the power to search the homes of unprotected people whose homes are used for illegal work.

Within the scope of the action plan, which was announced to fight against begging, it was stated that those who set up a begging network handed over cash for their various illegal activities.

It is planned that 45,000 young people in the country will stay away from illegal groups and rehabilitate criminals with 43 youth centers to be established with an investment of 90 million pounds (approximately 2.1 billion lira) from which they will be able to benefit.

“People are fed up”

Prime Minister Sunak, whose assessments on the issue were included in the Prime Minister’s statement, asserted that anti-social behaviors make people unable to find peace in places where they can live in peace, saying: “People are rightfully fed up with . That is why I am determined to recover the confidence of the people that those responsible will be punished quickly and visibly.

Sunak noted that the action plan is important in terms of showing how problems are urgently addressed.

The statement also included the views of Interior Minister Suella Braverman.

Stating that the public is tired of disruptive behavior and crime disrupting neighborhoods, Braverman said, “There is no such thing as petty crime.” he performed the assessment of it.
Braverman noted that antisocial behavior also opens the door for major crimes. (AA)