Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour
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1 Incident Diary For you to fill in Your full name Your address Telephone For the Anti Social Behaviour Team to fill in first complaint () diary issued () review diary number
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3 PleASe ReAd carefully BeFoRe completing diary Anti social behaviour is a problem which affects our communities throughout Tameside. Tameside Council is committed to taking action against perpetrators of anti social behaviour. Tameside Council s anti social behaviour team will use the law to force people who engage in serious anti social behaviour to STOP. To take legal action against culprits we need a carefully written-down description of every incident. This incident diary allows you to keep a record of everything that happens. A court will only accept this incident diary if it is written in a certain way. To help you complete the diary correctly please make sure that you keep to these four simple rules: How to Keep the diary 1. This diary is your own personal record of what you see or hear. You can t write down something that other people (including your wife, husband or partner) have witnessed. They must get their own diary - or you can give them one of the tear-off sheets at the back of this diary (called Witness Reports). 2. You must fill in the diary as soon as possible while the incident is still fresh in your mind. Do it on the same day if you can. If you leave it much longer a court might not accept it. 3. Fill in one form for each separate incident. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. Put your signature and the at the bottom of each form. 4. Write down everything you see and hear in as much detail as possible. A general summary isn t taken as seriously by the court as word-for-word evidence. So you ll have to include swear words. This is much more effective than he used abusive language. We re sorry if this is upsetting, but you ll have to do the same if the case is going to stand up in court.
4 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day 7th/8th month March year 2011 start am/pm finish 1.00 am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number 42 road Applegate Road outside/inside outside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. Mark Brown, 42 Applegate Road What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. I heard banging and shouting outside. I looked outside my lounge window and saw Mark Brown, who lives at number 42 banging and kicking at his front door. He was shouting to the person inside to open the door. At one point he shouted very loudly open the door or I ll kill you. A woman inside kept screaming go away you. He picked up a brick and threw it at the lounge window. The window smashed and he tried to get in. Peter, my son, called the police who arrived and took Mark Brown away. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes Mr Robinson from 39 Applegate Road and my son Peter Smith (40 Applegate) Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). My son phoned the police. PC Jones (number 6758) from Ashton police station came. He wrote it all down. How has it affected you? SAMPLE Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health? The incident is typical of Mr Brown s behaviour. There have been things like this every weekend for the last 7 or 8 weeks (see previous diaries). My children, who are 6 and 8 are woken up regularly. They are getting very unsettled. I am on sleeping tablets because of the noise and upset. Ruth Smith 8th March 2002 No
5 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
6 What Happened? continued.
7 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
8 What Happened? continued.
9 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
10 What Happened? continued.
11 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
12 What Happened? continued.
13 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
14 What Happened? continued.
15 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
16 What Happened? continued.
17 This form is for information about one incident only. If there is a second incident on the same day or night, start a new form. When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. Any witnesses? continue on the next page if you need to Did anyone else see or hear the incident. Put their name(s) and address(es). Have they filled in their own diary sheet? Yes No Have you reported it? Have you told organisations like the Police, Tameside Council, Social Services. If so write down who you spoke to and where and when you made the report. (If you have reported it to the police, put the officer s number and crime number if there is one). How has it affected you? Write down the way the incident has made you feel. Include its affect on people who live with you. For instance, has it stopped you sleeping, frightened your children and so on. Are you more affected because of age or ill health?
18 What Happened? continued.
19 WiTneSS RePoRT Fill in this form if you have seen or heard someone being anti-social. This form is for information about one incident only. If you witness another incident, start a new form. name and address of witness When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. continue on the next page if you need to
20 What Happened? continued. WiTneSS RePoRT
21 WiTneSS RePoRT Fill in this form if you have seen or heard someone being anti-social. This form is for information about one incident only. If you witness another incident, start a new form. name and address of witness When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. continue on the next page if you need to
22 What Happened? continued. WiTneSS RePoRT
23 WiTneSS RePoRT Fill in this form if you have seen or heard someone being anti-social. This form is for information about one incident only. If you witness another incident, start a new form. name and address of witness When did the incident happen? of incident (if overnight write both sides - eg 12/13 July 2002) Time of incident (cross out am or pm) day month year start am/pm finish am/pm Where did it happen? Put the address where the incident happened - not your own address, unless it is the same. house/flat number road outside/inside Who did it, or who was involved? Put the name and address of the person or people responsible. If you don t know them write don t know and then write a description of the person(s) responsible. Write down height, hair colour, what they were wearing and any distinguishing features. What happened? Write down exactly what you saw and heard. If someone else saw or heard other things they must fill in their own diary or use a tear-off Witness Report sheet from the back of this diary. Put all words in full, including swear words. continue on the next page if you need to
24 What Happened? continued. WiTneSS RePoRT
25 AddiTionAl information Use this side of the form to put down any additional information not on other sheets
26 AddiTionAl information Use this side of the form to put down any additional information not on other sheets
27 AddiTionAl information Use this side of the form to put down any additional information not on other sheets
28 Anti Social Behaviour Team, Community Safety Unit, Tameside MBC, Council Offices, Wellington Road, Ashton-under-Lyne, OL6 6DL 70697
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