Dorset Police to Increase Patrols at Sites Vulnerable to Illegal Music Events
Dorset Police announced preventative patrols at nearly a dozen locations ahead of the bank holiday weekend. The force is urging residents to report unusual activity in remote or industrial areas.
bbc.co.ukDorset Police said it will conduct preventative patrols at nearly a dozen locations that may be vulnerable to illegal music events over the bank holiday weekend. The force stated it has been working with landowners and the Ministry of Defence to strengthen security arrangements.
It is urging people to report unusual activity such as large groups arriving late at night or early morning to remote, industrial, rural or warehouse locations or significant convoys of vehicles.
Police said an illegal rave near East Lulworth in April drew about 2,000 people and more than 100 vehicles. There were 11 arrests at the event after missiles were thrown at police. " The same statement added that early reporting gives officers the best opportunity to respond and ensure everyone in Dorset can have a good safe summer.
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