Here are the recommended steps for dealing with anti-social behavior:
Recognize and Identify: Anti-social behavior includes actions that cause harassment, alarm, or distress to others, such as rowdy or inconsiderate behavior, nuisance neighbors, noise, littering, animal problems, trespassing, nuisance calls, abandoned vehicles, and disputes with neighbors.
Reporting: If you witness anti-social behavior, report it to the police. Most police departments have an online reporting tool where you can describe what you have seen or heard. You are encouraged to report disturbances in any area where you live, work, or visit often.
Support and Resources: There are support organizations and police resources available for those affected. The police can provide advice and information on what anti-social behavior is and what you can do about it. You can also request information or support for yourself or someone else.
Additional Actions: Learn more about specific types of anti-social behavior (e.g., fireworks misuse, parking issues, animal nuisances, noise, fly-tipping, nuisance groups). If the problem persists, you may request an Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) case review through the police.
Summary of steps:
Identify and document the behavior.
Report it to the police using their online tool or other available methods.
Seek support from relevant organizations.
Request further action or a case review if the problem continues.
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