The suspect will be given a Community Protection Warning (CPW), which will limit their behaviour and access to specific areas, said police. If the CPW is breached, a Community Protection Notice (CPN) may be issued, with further violations potentially leading to prosecution and a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO), which can result in a jail sentence. It comes after reports of concerning behaviour have been discussed on social media. The Yate Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) said they will continue to patrol local parks and open spaces to provide reassurance and tackle anti-social behaviour. They urged anyone who witnesses this type of behaviour to report it directly to the police.