Two crime prevention orders in Liverpool
15:30 19/08/2026Officers have implemented two crime prevention orders in Liverpool today, Wednesday 19th August, following incidents of disorder in the area.
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Officers have implemented two crime prevention orders in Liverpool today, Wednesday 19th August, following incidents of disorder in the area.
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The stores in and around Old Swan and Edge Lane retail park, have been highlighted as hot spot locations for retail crime. These offences range from theft, harassment of staff, to violent robberies.
Issued 27 August 2026
The team have been involved in multiple arrests of some of our most prolific offenders. The are working in partnership with teams across the rest of the organisation, to ensure positive action is taken against persistent offenders targeting businesses. Officers have deployed utilising varying tactics, including high visibility patrol and plain clothes deployments.
Actioned 27 August 2026