Multi-agency talks sought on scrambler misuse

Local MLA Paul Frew has called for a meeting with agencies including the PSNI, Council, NIHE and NEELB, in a bid to stop recurring scrambler misuse at ecos park.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Sep 2014, 11:48 BST
DUP MLA Paul Frew who is calling for multi-agency meeting to tackle reckless scrambler us at Ballykeel pictured with local councillors Reuben Glover and Martin Clarke.DUP MLA Paul Frew who is calling for multi-agency meeting to tackle reckless scrambler us at Ballykeel pictured with local councillors Reuben Glover and Martin Clarke.
DUP MLA Paul Frew who is calling for multi-agency meeting to tackle reckless scrambler us at Ballykeel pictured with local councillors Reuben Glover and Martin Clarke.

The DUP Assemblyman had voiced his concern some weeks ago in the wake of multiple reports of incidents involving scramblers at ecos and nearby Ballykeel.

Mr Frew pointed out that while the problem had eased at ecos after the PSNI deployed resources there, he said “the disruption has raised its head again on unused NEELB land in the Ballykeel area”.

He said: “It is unacceptable behaviour and those living in the area should not be forced to deal with it.”

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