SAINSBURYS TAKEN OVER BY TEENS

On March 12th, a group of youths (aged 12-14) were visited at their homes by police about the anti-social behaviour outside the local branch of Sainsburys in March, Cambs.

Several complaints were made by members of the public as they were being verbally abused as they made their entrance into the shop.

It is reported that teenagers swore and shouted at staff once they were told to stop and leave the shop, which led to further punishment. They then continued their behaviour by riding their bikes and wheeling on the shops car-park.

Their houses have been visited by the police and warnings have been given. Luckily, the parents were calm towards what had happened and disciplined their children for their behaviour.

We just hope that you do not follow in the same footsteps of those who have committed this crime.