Park End Estate has success in reducing crime

The video discusses the issue of teenagers engaging in antisocial behavior on motorbikes without licenses or insurance, causing distress in communities. Stephanie Turner's family experienced this problem, but police intervention improved the situation significantly. Complaints about antisocial behavior have decreased by 22% in the past year. The police use this success story to demonstrate the effectiveness of community-focused action. The goal is to replicate this success across Teesside, ensuring all families feel reassured and safe.

What is one of the main issues caused by teenagers on motorbikes in the community?

• They perform stunts in public areas.

• They ride without licenses or insurance.

• They engage in street racing.

• They cause traffic jams.

How did the police intervention impact the Park End estate?

• It increased the number of motorbike riders.

• It led to more complaints from residents.

• It made the area noisier.

• It significantly reduced the nuisance caused by motorbikes.

What change did the residents of Park End notice after the police clamped down on motorbikes?

• The area became more crowded.

• The noise levels decreased significantly.

• The community became more isolated.

• The number of motorbikes increased.

What is the police's goal for other areas based on the success in Park End?

• To increase the number of motorbike riders.

• To replicate the success and ensure all families feel safe.

• To reduce the number of police officers.

• To make the area more industrialized.

What does the police want to achieve across their policing area?

• A decrease in community events.

• A uniform level of reassurance and safety for all families.

• An increase in antisocial behavior.

• A rise in motorbike usage.