Update: Man injured during violent disorder incident in Chipping Norton – Banbury Guardian
Thames Valley Police have placed a section 60 order in Chipping Norton after a violent disorder incident in town.
The section 60 order will give officers temporary extra powers to carry out stop and search checks.
Officers investigating this incident have extended the Section 60 order for another 24 hours to this evening, Sunday March 13.
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Thames Valley Police have placed a section 60 order in Chipping Norton after a violent disorder incident in town.
The section 60 order will give officers temporary extra powers to carry out stop and search checks.
Officers investigating this incident have extended the Section 60 order for another 24 hours to this evening, Sunday March 13.
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A police spokesperson said: “We’d like to reassure people that this was an isolated, localised incident with no threat to the wider public. The Section 60 order has been put in place to help officers in their investigation.”
A man was injured as a result of the incident and is currently receiving treatment in hospital. The order has been put in place following an incident yesterday (Friday March 11) in the area in which weapons were used.
The area covered by the section 60 order in Chipping Norton is:
– Old London Road between Charlbury Road and the A4450.
Man injured during violent disorder incident in Chipping Norton
– Burford Road between Shipton-under-Wychwood and the B4450 in Chipping Norton town centre.
– The B4450 between Chipping Norton and the village of Churchill
– Charlbury Road, between Chipping Norton and the village of Spelsbury
Inspector Nick Perks, based at Bicester police station, said: “We have made a decision to put this order in place following the disorder in the area earlier today.
“The order will allow our officers to carry out stop and search checks, which will offer further protection to the public and is also designed to prevent the escalation of any further violence by helping to remove weapons from the streets.
“People are likely to see a larger police presence than usual in and around Chipping Norton while this takes place, so I’d encourage anyone with any questions to approach our officers and speak to them.”
