Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

Reporting Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB)

Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) can have a significant impact on individuals and communities. By reporting incidents, you can help agencies identify issues, target resources, and improve the quality of life in your neighbourhood.

❗ What is ASB? Examples of anti-social behaviour include:

Persistent noise nuisance

Vandalism and criminal damage

Street drinking

Drug-related activity

Intimidating or threatening behaviour

Abandoned vehicles

Youth nuisance and disorder

📞 How to Report ASB

✅ If a crime is in progress or there is an immediate threat to life or property, call 999.

✅ For non-emergency incidents, report through:

Staffordshire Police on 101

Online via the Staffordshire Police website

Your local council for issues such as noise nuisance, fly-tipping, or environmental concerns

📝 When Reporting Please provide:

The location of the incident

Date and time

Description of those involved

Vehicle details where applicable

Any photos, videos, or evidence (if safe to obtain)

🤝 Your Information Matters

Every report helps build a picture of what is happening in our communities, even if it seems minor.

Reporting ASB enables local agencies to take appropriate action and identify patterns of behaviour.

Together, we can help make our neighbourhoods safer, stronger, and more enjoyable places to live.

🚔 Report it. Don't ignore it. Your information can make a difference.

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Daniel Nettleton
(Staffordshire Police, PCSO, Staffordshire Moorlands)