Police have secured a three-month closure order on a property in Solihull following multiple reports of ongoing anti-social behaviour.

Solihull Police said reports had been made about activity at the property in Frankton Close, including alleged drug use and noise disturbance.

Officers said the behaviour had been causing concern and disruption to nearby residents.

Working alongside Solihull Community Housing (SCH), police issued warnings, carried out enforcement activity and increased foot and mobile patrols in the area.

However, as the issues continued, officers obtained a court order to close the property.

The order was enforced by local officers on October 28.

It prohibits anyone other than those specifically named on the order, including workers from Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (SMBC), SCH and the emergency services, from entering, remaining in or returning to the property for three months.

Anyone who breaches the order commits a criminal offence and can be arrested.

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Those found guilty could face imprisonment and/or a fine.

Sgt Tom Willetts, from Solihull Police, said: "By obtaining a closure order we are aiming to reduce drug use and anti-social behaviour, which have no place here.

"If you spot any anti-social behaviour in your area, please report this into us."