Moulton Primary School pupils warned over 'knock-and-run'

Moulton Primary School <i>(Image: Google)</i>
Moulton Primary School (Image: Google)
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SOME Moulton Primary School pupils received a talking-to after a resident reported more than six months of anti-social behaviour at their home.

Cheshire Police said a resident reported a problem with 'knock-and-run' over summer according to a post on social media on Friday, October 3.

They had footage of a number of pupils who were tracked down to the primary school on School Lane.

Over a period of around two months a police community support officer talked to them and their parents.

The resident has had an apology from all of the perpetrators as a result.

A post on social media said: "Knock-and-Run is not a game, it is classed as anti-social behaviour, as it causes alarm and distress.

"Being in a group and not [participating in the issue], but not [preventing the issue] either, can be classed as guilty by association."

Anyone can contact Cheshire Police on 101 or on cheshire.police.uk.

They can contact the crime charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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