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ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Letter to parents and guardians from Merseyside Police re. Halloween and BonĔre Night
We are writing to all parents and guardians to ask for your help over Halloween, BonĔre
Night and the days around it.
We want everyone to have fun and we’ll be working hard to keep you safe.
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP
Know where your children are• Encourage kids to go to local events that are being organised, or try a spooky Ĕlm together • If your children are going out (particularly on the 30th and 31st of October), make sure you know where they’re going. If possible, drop them off and pick them up• Don’t let your children hang around the street• If they’re going somewhere local – walk there with them• Have an agreed time when they need to be home• Don’t buy Ĕreworks or eggs and ĕour for them, and don’t let them take it out of the house
Know the risks• Throwing things at cars, buses, shops and houses can hurt people – drivers might swerve if they get distracted and cause a crash, or someone might get hurt by broken glass (and scratched paintwork • Getting into trouble with the police can lead to a criminal record, which means not being able to go on holiday to countries like the USA, and not being able to do certain jobs• Messing around with Ĕreworks is dangerous – some burn as hot as 1,200 degrees - hot enough to
can be very expensive to Ĕx)
melt glass and cause serious or fatal injuries
Know the lawIf a young person under the age of 16 commits any of the offences below, the parent/guardian will have to • A person under the age of 16 can be arrested and Ĕned if found with an unlit Ĕrework• A person under the age of 16 can also be arrested and Ĕned if they throw or light a Ĕrework or make a • A person under the age of 16 can be arrested and Ĕned for throwing things like eggs, ĕour, paint or
pay the Ĕne.
bonĔreother objects at people, vehicles or property
Thank you for your help and support. By working together, we can keep your children safe this Halloween
and BonĔre Night.
Merseyside Police
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COMMITTED TO TACKLING
ANTI SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Letter to parents and guardians from Merseyside Police re. Halloween and BonĔre Night
We are writing to all parents and guardians to ask for your help over Halloween, BonĔre
Night and the days around it.
We want everyone to have fun and we’ll be working hard to keep you safe.
BUT WE NEED YOUR HELP
Know where your children are• Encourage kids to go to local events that are being organised, or try a spooky Ĕlm together • If your children are going out (particularly on the 30th and 31st of October), make sure you know where they’re going. If possible, drop them off and pick them up• Don’t let your children hang around the street• If they’re going somewhere local – walk there with them• Have an agreed time when they need to be home• Don’t buy Ĕreworks or eggs and ĕour for them, and don’t let them take it out of the house
Know the risks• Throwing things at cars, buses, shops and houses can hurt people – drivers might swerve if they get distracted and cause a crash, or someone might get hurt by broken glass (and scratched paintwork • Getting into trouble with the police can lead to a criminal record, which means not being able to go on holiday to countries like the USA, and not being able to do certain jobs• Messing around with Ĕreworks is dangerous – some burn as hot as 1,200 degrees - hot enough to
can be very expensive to Ĕx)
melt glass and cause serious or fatal injuries
Know the lawIf a young person under the age of 16 commits any of the offences below, the parent/guardian will have to • A person under the age of 16 can be arrested and Ĕned if found with an unlit Ĕrework• A person under the age of 16 can also be arrested and Ĕned if they throw or light a Ĕrework or make a • A person under the age of 16 can be arrested and Ĕned for throwing things like eggs, ĕour, paint or
pay the Ĕne.
bonĔreother objects at people, vehicles or property
Thank you for your help and support. By working together, we can keep your children safe this Halloween
and BonĔre Night.
Merseyside Police