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Weekend police reports span online probe, pub exclusions and influencer crowd operation
Regional reports show officers responding with a range of formal measures — an online investigation, venue exclusions and a crowd operation — within one weekend.
Suffolk Police said it was investigating "multiple reports" of a "disgusting" social media post released after the death of three-year-old Noah Woods [1][2][3][4]. Elsewhere, police and local pubs in a Wiltshire town discussed exclusions for multiple individuals following a meeting [5][6].
Sources
- Gazette Series: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
- Stroud News and Journal: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
- Wiltshire Times: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: 'Disgusting' post about Noah Woods on Facebook sparks police probe
- Wiltshire Times: Individuals could be banned across pubs in bid to reduce crime and disorder
- Wiltshire Times: Individuals could face bans from pubs following recent meeting
- Wiltshire Times: Police disperse 150 young people gathering to meet influencer in Wiltshire
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