Police and criminal officers visit the village to learn more about important topics

Cumbria's police, fire and criminal officers made patrol on the patrol to learn more about the crime concerns.

David Allen was accompanied by police officers in the Morton area to see which work is done.

The work of the officials in the region has dealt with ASB criminal offenses, including extrajudicial derivations for well-known criminals.

After positive interactions with young people in the region, the repeat rates are low. Therefore, the police have a general reduction in the ASB, repeated and repeats the goal of the same victim.

Commissioner David Allen said: “If I go out a patrol in the area of ​​Morton and in other areas in the district, I can see the work first -hand to prevent and reduce local crime by Cumbria Constabulary.

“I patrolled Morton as a local Panda driver as a young police officer, so I know the area well, and it is good to see that local police work in the region is still effective.”

Inspector Andrew Leather from Carlisle Neighborhood Policing Team added: “Problems in our communities always have a priority, and our committed officials work with the community and the partners to understand and address the problems.”