Police officers in Crownhill have successfully located offenders in connection with a spate of anti-social behaviour at Poole Farm, near Leigham.

Poole Farm is a community farm which is funded by Plymouth City Council. It is an important facility for the local community, which supports local people with their wellbeing and provides a unique environment for children and young people to learn more about nature.  

Recently the farm has been subjected to different incidents of anti-social behaviour, including fencing being ripped down, damage to entrances, graffiti on benches, tools being moved from storage sheds, and littering. Further serious incidents of anti-social behaviour that have been reported to the police include drug paraphernalia being discarded at the farm, and an alleged arson to a tent.

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