A teenage boy has been evicted from a property in Brentwood today, Friday May 10, following a series of complaints from neighbours about his anti-social behaviour.
The 17-year-old boy lived at the property in Bishops Hall Road with his friends but the tenancy was in the name of his mother who moved elsewhere some time ago.
There had been reports of drug use at the property.
Police attended to prevent a breach of the peace when bailiffs acting for Brentwood Borough Council executed a county court eviction order at the address, today, Friday.
Insp. Paul Wells, the Brentwood area commander praised the close work between police, residents and council solicitors to provide the county court with evidence of persistent anti-social behaviour at the property.
He said: "This was an excellent example of police, the council and the community working together to deal with a serious anti-social behaviour problem.
"With the help of local residents we were able to gather extensive evidence that was presented to the county court hearing on April 16 when the eviction order was granted."
