Police in Dewsbury are launching a four-day multi-agency operation to tackle crime in the town.
The operation will be launched on Tuesday 25 July and will run until Friday 28 July in Dewsbury town centre, to confront issues with child sexual exploitation, anti-social behaviour and road traffic offences.
During these four days, there will be high visibility patrols with police officers and partner agencies including Social Services, Barnardos, youth engagement workers, sexual health workers, alcohol abuse workers, mental health nurses and a fines warrant officer.
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