The Sheffield estate where police are ‘stepping up’ patrols after anti-social behaviour

A knife was seized by police officers after patrols were stepped up on a Sheffield estate in response to reports of anti-social behaviour.
By Claire Lewis
Published 22nd Feb 2021, 08:05 BST
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South Yorkshire Police said extra patrols have been carried out in the Fairleigh and St Swithun’s Church area of the Manor estate.

Yesterday, two males were arrested after a knife was seized.

Enquiries are ongoing.

Two males were arrested after police officers seized a knife on patrols of the Manor estate in Sheffield (Photo: Getty)Two males were arrested after police officers seized a knife on patrols of the Manor estate in Sheffield (Photo: Getty)
Two males were arrested after police officers seized a knife on patrols of the Manor estate in Sheffield (Photo: Getty)
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To report incidents on and around Manor call South Yorkshire Police on 101 and ask for the Sheffield South East neighbourhood policing team.

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