An estate in a UK city is being blighted by feral youths, teenagers and young men who think they run the place and leave locals in fear of going out.
Residents living in Orchard Park, a 1960s council estate in Hull, Yorkshire, say young people think they are "above the law" and feel "untouchable" - and are very much NOT afraid of the police.
One woman said she was almost hit by a couple of youngsters on a stolen motorbike while walking home after visiting a friend in the middle of the afternoon.
