The police issued a closure order for a property on High Road, Ilford, following complaints of ongoing anti-social behaviour and suspicions of illegal sexual activities. Two women found at the location received safeguarding advice. The closure order, which bans access to the property for a month, underscores the police’s commitment to community safety. Sgt Stacey-May Laslett emphasized the priority of safeguarding women and prompt action on information received. The Met Police encourages further public reporting of crimes to enhance community safety.
A closure order has been issued for a property in Ilford where police suspect illegal sexual activity is taking place.
Officers attended the two addresses in High Road on Tuesday, April 15, along with Redbridge Council following complaints about persistent anti-social behaviour.
Sgt Stacey-May Laslett, from Ilford's Safer Neighbourhood Team, said: Safeguarding women is a priority and we will always act quickly on information shared with police.
We know anti-social behaviour is concerning for the community and can cause distress to local residents, so we will take action and work with the local authority to make our community feel safe.
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