A closure order has been granted on a property in South Gloucestershire following reports of drug use and dealing. The order has been granted for three months on a property in Queens Road, Warmley after a child found a needle in their garden.
Officers attended Bristol Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, June 13, to secure a closure order on the property, which had links to drug dealing. Neighbours reported living in fear due to some of the violent arguments which took place at the address.
Police say the order will grant a needed respite to residents of Queens Road. Anti-Social Behaviour Co-Ordinator, Tina McIvor, said: “People were often seen driving under the influence of drugs and one family had not been able to use their garden after one of their children found a needle in it."
