The anti-social behaviour case review

Activating the anti-social behaviour case review

To qualify for an anti-social behaviour case review, the following criteria must be met:

1. The matter must be reported to Kirklees Council, West Yorkshire Police and/or a registered housing provider (social landlord) on more than 3 occasions about separate incidents in the last 6 months.
2. There is no current or live investigation taking place in relation to the matter.

How to make an anti-social behaviour case review report

Fill in our online form.

Clock Completing this form takes around 15 minutes.

Paperclip You need to provide:

• the date of each anti-social behaviour report or complaint
• Who and which organisations you made the reports to (person's name, organisation and/or incident reference number)
• information about the anti-social behaviour
• how the reports have been responded to.

Make an anti-social behaviour case review report

After you've made your report

• You will receive an email acknowledgement within 5 days
• Agencies (known as the Governing Bodies) will decide whether the threshold has been met
• The threshold decision will be made by managers from West Yorkshire Police, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service and Kirklees Council
• This decision will be made within 10 working days and you will be informed of the decision.

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If the criteria is met

• A case review will be undertaken by the Governing Bodies and relevant partner agencies
• The group will review how agencies have responded
• The review includes the sharing of information, reviewing actions already taken, and if necessary, make recommendations on how the problem may be resolved
• This case review will take place within 28 days of the threshold decision being made
• You will be contacted with the outcome of the case review and any recommendations made
• The recommendations are likely to take the form of an action plan to resolve the anti-social behaviour.

If the threshold is not met

• You will be contacted and informed of the reasons why the threshold has not been met
• Alternative options will be discussed.

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