Anti Social Behaviour - CPA 2014

Question 1

Categories of ASB?

Answer 1

Misuse of public space
Acts directed at people
Disregard for personal and community wellbeing
Environmental damage

Question 2

What is a repeat victim?

Answer 2

An individual that had bee subjected to 3 similar occurances of ASB within the last 3 months and the ASB unit are required to risk assess the victim

Question 3

What is a vulnerable victim?

Answer 3

An individual that has been subjected to an ASB risk assessment and had been recorded as medium or high risk and there is a vulnerable victim action plan in place.

Question 4

What are the 3 vital questions when dealing with ASB?

Answer 4

Have you reported the problem before?
Why do you think this is happening?
How is this affecting you/Family or others?

Question 5

What is a community trigger?

Answer 5

Gives the victim the ability to demand action multi agency problem solving approach
3 complaints within 6 months
Action plan agreed

Question 6

What is a community remedy?

Answer 6

Actions agreed with chief Constable.

A list of agreed actions are presented to the victim for them to choose a remedy.

Gives victims of low level crime and ASB the ability to choose a punishment of the perpetrator out of court.

Question 7

Ways of dealing with ASB?

Answer 7

Warning letter. 
Acceptable behaviour contract. 
Community protection Notice. 
Crime prevention injunction. 
Criminal behaviour order. 
Public spaces protection order.

Question 8

What is the 5 stage approach when dealing with ASB?

Answer 8

1) Perpetrator written to and asked to stop
2) Continued bad behaviour will result in a further letter and visit from police.
3) Conference held by Police and multi agency team will lead to 4th stage
4) Acceptable Behaviour Contract issued
5) civil injunction/Criminal behaviour order.