One for those heading to the usual spots this weekend 👇
People visiting tourist hotspots in Northern Ireland this Easter are being warned by police that "reckless, disorderly or criminal behaviour will not be tolerated".
District Commander for Ards and North Down Superintendent Johnston McDowell and Causeway Coast and Glens Chief Inspector Sinead McIldowney both highlighted the need for patience on the roads and said there would an increased police presence in both locations in a bid to combat anti-social behaviour.Chief Inspector McIldowney said with tourists expected from far and wide, they would be on duty particularly around busy train stations, hospitality establishments, beaches and coastal towns.
"Our officers will be on hand to direct traffic and provide assistance, working together with our partners to minimise disruption where possible. "As aforementioned, there will be a police presence across coastal areas to ensure drivers and passengers are not engaging in behaviour that would impact negatively on the local community. Don’t rush, don’t take risks, be patient, be courteous and arrive safely.
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