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Crackdown on anti-social behaviour on buses

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Published: November 2, 2018
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A crackdown on anti-social behaviour aboard buses in the West Midlands has been backed by the region’s Mayor, Andy Street.

Tony Dallison, Head of Security for National Express; Inspector Rachel Crump; and Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands

He joined police officers on an anti-social behaviour operation in central Birmingham as police and bus crews prepared for ‘Mischief Fortnight’, the annual rise in nuisance behaviour around Halloween and Bonfire Night.

Calling for a zero-tolerance approach to such incidents, Andy says: “No one, neither staff nor passengers, should have to put up with bad behaviour, which is why officers and bus inspectors will be operating a zero tolerance approach, taking firm and effective action whenever they encounter it.”

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