Three teens from Saffron Walden have been made subject of wide-ranging anti-social behaviour orders for two years.
Brothers Liam and Joshua Coles, aged 15 and 16, and Ceiran Bennett, aged 16, were given the order after they "continued to cause anti-social behaviour to the community of Saffron Walden including offences of public order, theft and assault" say police.
Police have taken the step of releasing images of the trio to assist with the enforcement of the order.
Insp Colin Cox said: "Local neighbourhood officers have been working closely with other partner agencies in order to secure the evidence required to obtained these orders.
"This outcome is a credit to the partner agencies and residents who have worked together with the police in order to achieve this result.
"Essex Police will continue to monitor the behaviour of these individuals and deal with any breaches that occur promptly and robustly."
The anti-social behaviour order bans them from using threatening behaviour, assaulting and intimidating others, racing motorbikes, quad bikes or mini moto bikes or driving them at excessive speed, riding motorised vehicles on private land without the written permission of the landowner, entering the grounds of Saffron Walden County High School, entering any premises from which they have been banned by the owner, or refusing to leave any school or training establishment, if asked to do so.
They are also barred from setting foot in Audley End Road up to the junction with Wenden Road, Wenden Road up until the junction with Beechy Ride, Coppersfield Road and Beeches Close, between 7,30am and 5pm unless in the course of employment.
And they are also banned from the playing fields at Debden Road and Herbert's Far.
The order was made at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court and remain in place until November 2014.
