Posted: Tue 13th Oct 2020

Police appeal following ongoing anti-social behaviour at new Co-op store in Penyffordd.

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This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Oct 13th, 2020

Police in South Flintshire has called on the public for any information following ongoing anti-social behaviour outside the new Co-op store in Penyffordd

Staff and customers have allegedly been left “intimidated” and the store – which opened last month Hawarden Road next to the Millstone Pub – has been damaged inside and out.

Police say they are working with the staff at the store and local residents to identify those responsible.

In an appeal on the South Flintshire Police Facebook page, a spokesperson said: “In recent weeks we have been made aware of ongoing anti-social behaviour outside the COOP in Penyffordd.

We are working closely with staff and local residents to identify the culprits.

DM with any info.

Reports include staff and customers being intimidated and damage being caused within store and outside.”

Any information can be passed to police using thier webchat facility  https://www.north-wales.police.uk/contact/live-chat-support 

 

https://www.facebook.com/NWPSouthFlintshire/photos/a.722640497830288/3367434696684175/

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