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Highland police set to step up patrols in city over the weekend in bid to target antisocial behaviour


By Hector MacKenzie

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Police said they will have an increased presence in the city over the weekend as part of Operation Respect, which also seeks to reassure the public. Picture: Police Scotland
Police said they will have an increased presence in the city over the weekend as part of Operation Respect, which also seeks to reassure the public. Picture: Police Scotland

POLICE in Inverness say they will have additional patrols this weekend as part of an initiative to reassure the public and address issues of drugs, alcohol, violence and antisocial behaviour.

Operation Respect will see police working with partners from the Inverness Community Safety Partnership.

Police said the initiative also aims to protect the most vulnerable.

Chief Inspector Mairi MacInnes, area commander for Inverness, said:"We are grateful for the support of all our partners. There will be an increased presence in and around the city centre to ensure that the area remains a safe place for all."




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