Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour - Studley

Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour - Studley

Dear Resident

We’re aware of reports of young people taking part in a social media-style challenge in the Crooks Lane area of Studley, where doors are being violently kicked and windows targeted.

While some may see this as a prank or harmless fun, the impact on residents, particularly the elderly and vulnerable, is very real.

We're asking parents, carers and anyone with young people in their lives to have a conversation about the consequences of this behaviour.

What might seem like a few seconds of fun for social media can result in:

✅ Residents being left frightened in their own homes.
✅ Damage to property and costly repairs.

✅ Police involvement and criminal investigations.

✅Criminal records that could affect future education, employment and travel opportunities.

The Safer Neighbourhood Team is aware of the issue and carrying out regular patrols in the area.  We’re also working with partners and reviewing any information or footage provided to us.

Please take a moment to speak to your children, grandchildren, relatives or friends about the impact their actions can have on others and encourage them not to get involved.

📹 If you witness this behaviour or have CCTV, doorbell footage or information that could help with our enquiries, please report it via our website or by calling 101. In an emergency, or if a crime is in progress, always call 999.

Together, we can help keep Studley a safe place for everyone.

If you noticed ASB in the area , please report it online via our dedicated ASB pages. 

Nuisance motorbikes can also be reported via Dob em in – Safe in Warwickshire

To see what we’re doing to tackle antisocial behaviour in Warwickshire, see: Op Resolve | Warwickshire Police. 

Remember to always call 999 in an emergency. There are also a number of other ways you can get in touch such as by reporting online or calling 101. You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Thank you for your support in keeping our neighbourhoods safe.