Anti Social Behaviour
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Types of Anti-Social Behaviour?
There are many forms of anti-social behaviour about and the NFHiB forum welcomes new members every day who unfortunately have first hand knowledge of this. When you're on the receiving end of unwanted anti-social behaviour and attention, you unwillingly become a victim of behaviour that will undoubtedly cause you stress, anxiety, alarm and general upset.
the law
The 'legal' (according to legislation) definition of anti-social behaviour under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998 is that it is:
"behaviour likely to cause alarm, harassment or distress to members of the public not of the same household as the perpetrator".
Some Types of 'ASB':
- Abusive, verbal behaviour
- Abandoned Vehicles
- Arson
- Assault
- Begging
- Behaviour which is abusive to other individuals
- Boom-box cars/vehicles (noisy car stereos)
- Bullies and Bullying
- Children and Young People who are bullied in public places
- Criminal Behaviour
- Criminal Damage
- Damage to property
- Distressing behaviour
- Dog Fouling
- Domestic violence
- Drug and alcohol misuse/abuse
- Fly Tipping
- Handling stolen property
- Harassment / Harassing passers-by or local residents
- Homophobic Behaviour
- Illegal use of fireworks
- Intimidating gangs of people (including young people)
- Joy riders
- Kerb crawling and prostitution
Some Types of 'ASB':
- Neighbour Intimidation
- Neighbours From Hell
- Noise Pollution
- Noisy Neighbours
- Nuisance Animals
- Other Damage
- Overgrown, unkempt gardens
- Parking Illegally & abandoned vehicles
- Racist Behaviour / Racial Harassment
- Rubbish and dumping of litter
- Running a business from home
- Stalking
- Threatening Behaviour
- Threats made in person or via the telephone
- Throwing any kind of 'missile'
- Underage or illegal sales
- Use of inappropriate places for sport/activities
- Vandalism, Graffiti
- Youths and young people who cause problems
You can often report many types of anti-social behaviour to your local authority (council).
Always dial '999' in an emergency for the Police, especially in circumstances where you may be in danger (or potential of danger).
Also consider contacting Crimestoppers on tel. 0800 555 111 to anonymously report anti-social behaviour.
The NFHiB Forum is also open 24/7 for help, advice and info all about anti-social behaviour.