More anti-social behaviour has been reported in Dorchester after a duck was attacked using a catapult.
As reported, officers from Dorchester Police have increased their patrols around the River Walks area of the town this week due to an increase in anti-social behaviour (ASB).
In the latest spate of ASB, officers were called to an incident involving two males, one of which used a catapult to attack a duck.
The incident happened on the evening of Thursday, May 30, and officers are now seeking information from the public as they investigate the incident.
An increase in anti-social behaviour in this area was also reported in April and police are monitoring the situation.
READ: Reports of anti-social behaviour at riverwalks in Dorchester
A spokesperson for Dorchester Police said: "Dorchester Police have received a further report yesterday evening (May 30) of two males, one of which catapulted a duck along the River Walks.
"Please can we ask members of the public to call 999 at the time they see any persons committing this criminal offence.
"If anyone has information or doorbell footage that can assist us with our enquires then please contact 101 quoting Occ 55240077686 or report online using the following link - https://orlo.uk/OXeMW
"Patrols will still continue."
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