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Following reports of anti-social behaviour, a property on Hawker Drive in Addlestone has been served with a partial Closure Order by Guildford Magistrates’ Court. The District Judge granted the Order which lasts for three months. The partial Closure Order excludes everyone except the tenant from entering or remaining on the property. If you are experiencing anti-social behaviour you can report it at Report antisocial behaviour | Surrey Police

Night turn officers PC Hossack and PC Martin were out on proactive patrols keeping an eye on the community looking out for people involved in drugs, theft, car crime, burglary and ASB. During their patrol, they identified and stopped a vehicle that was reported acting antisocially in Egham. This stop resulted in two people in custody on suspicion of possession with intent to supply drugs. One of these individuals were also outstanding for numerous other offences.

Some of our local officers visited The Royal Holloway University of London, Egham to talk to students about keeping safe during nights out, with a particular focus on drink spiking and protecting drinks from the risk of being spiked. As well as engaging with students, our officers were giving information, support and guidance on staying safe and anti-spiking advice, as well as handing out bottle stoppers and drink covers, which are free of charge for students. 

A man has been arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure following a report of an incident in Egham on Sunday 17, March. At around midday, a female customer at Tesco in the High Street reported a man had exposed himself after following her out into the car park area. She quickly informed police and officers swiftly located a suspect in the nearby area who was a match for the description. He was arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure and enquiries continue. If you were in the area at around this time and have any information which may relate to this incident, please contact us at Contact us | Surrey Police quoting PR/45240030455.