Blitz on crime and antisocial behaviour launched in Pilton
Police officers, along with firefighters and council staff, are taking part in the campaign in the West Pilton area, which got under way yesterday.
A series of activities are planned including community-led clean-ups, targeting fly-tippers, cycle marking and bike security sessions, and joint patrols between police and environmental wardens.
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Hide AdInspector Mark Rennie, from Drylaw police station, said: “By being smarter about when and where we use our resources we will be able to have a greater impact on crime and antisocial behaviour over the autumn.”
Councillor Cammy Day, the city’s community safety leader, said: “I would like to encourage residents to take part in the organised activities aimed at making the area cleaner, greener and safer for all.”