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Hooligans face two years in jail for breaching newly unveiled “respect orders” designed to crack down on anti-social behaviour.<\/p>\n

Courts could also hand out unlimited fines, order unpaid work or impose a curfew on those who break the rules.<\/p>\n

The measures – set out in Labour’s election manifesto<\/a><\/strong> as part of a bid to “return law and order to our streets” – aim to nip the worst behaviour in the bud, the Home Office<\/a><\/strong> said.<\/p>\n

Too many neighbourhoods are “plagued by anti-social behaviour”, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said, which “can have a devastating impact on victims”.<\/p>\n

“This cannot be allowed to continue,” she added.<\/p>\n

If the plans – part of a Crime and Policing Bill – pass, councils and police will have the power to ban persistent offenders from town centres, with officers free to arrest anyone breaching their order.<\/p>\n

To address the root causes of their behaviour, perpetrators could also be told to attend anger management classes or receive drug and alcohol treatment.<\/p>\n

Officers would not need to give a warning before seizing vehicles, a move the Home Office said will help police tackle the “scourge” of off-road bikes in parks and e-scooters on pavements.<\/p>\n

The measures will be trialled if the bill passes, before the rules are enforced across England and Wales.<\/p>\n

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Harvinder Saimbhi, chief executive of victim support charity ASB Help, said the group welcomes “the approach of addressing the root causes of the anti-social behaviour”.<\/p>\n

“We are keen to see how the respect orders will be implemented,” he added.<\/p>\n

In the year to September 2023, about a million anti-social behaviour incidents were reported to police.<\/p>\n

Deputy Chief Constable Andy Prophet, who leads the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s work on anti-social behaviour, said respect orders will “give the police and councils the ability to crack down on those who persistently make our streets and public spaces feel unsafe”.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n


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