
Police Boost Patrols to Stop Dangerous Bridge Jumps
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Police in Frisby-on-the-Wreake, Leicestershire, are stepping up patrols along Mill Lane to deter kids from jumping off a bridge into the river. The area is fraught with hidden dangers, including sharp metal, a weir, and a level crossing. Recent incidents include a child getting stuck and needing rescue, as well as groups causing disturbances. Officers aim to prevent serious injuries and ensure a safer summer for all.
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It's April 16, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Lester News today, local news powered by AI. Police in the village of Frisbee on the reek, Lester Shire, are wrapping up patrols along Mill Lane to stop kids from jumping off a footbridge into the river below. Warmerspring weather has kids flocking back to the spot, but it's packed with hidden dangers that could turn fun into tragedy. The bridge sits right by a weir and a level crossing, making it extra risky. Lovers from Melton-Mobre are on it early to head off problems before they escalate. Residents say they've seen cuts from sharp scrap metal dumped underwater, and last year a child even got stuck and needed a rope rescue. Groups have also been loud with music, littering, trespassing on private land, and smoking drugs, leaving locals feeling intimidated. PC Ben Tranter explained, they're boosting presence now to prevent reports of seriously hurt kids, or worse. Lovers in Mill Lane are relieved, praising the cops for stepping in after past visits.
With patrols locked in, the hope is kids find safer spots to chill as summer heats up, keeping everyone out of harm's way.
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