Kids should be accompanied this Hop-tu-Naa, says police

Monday, 31 October 2011 00:00

The appeal goes out specifically to parents of younger children.

The police have appealed to parents to play their part tonight and ensure their children are accompanied when taking part in Hop-tu-Naa traditions around the Island.

The appeal goes out specifically to parents of younger children.

The police will be out in force to ensure acts of anti-social behaviour are kept down; they say they will be operating a zero tolerance approach.

Members of the public are asked to report any incidents they witness.

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