Police have carried out weapon sweeps and extra patrols around Swindon in response to concerns about drug-related activity.
The Stratton, Central Swindon North and West Swindon policing teams spent the last few weeks focusing on preventing antisocial behaviour and other issues in the community.
Officers carried out hot spot patrols and weapon sweeps, and spoke to members of the public who approached them.
PC Windsor would like to thank those who engaged with the policing team while they were out and about.
She said: “Our community is a place where we all deserve to feel safe and welcome.
"Unfortunately, anti-social behaviour and drug-related crime threaten that sense of security.
"It's up to us to take action and protect our neighbourhoods.”
Wiltshire Police offered advice on how people can help police keep their communities safe.
A spokesperson added: "Stay Alert: Keep an eye out for suspicious activities and report them. Your vigilance can prevent crime before it happens.
"Get Involved: Participate in local initiatives aimed at curbing these issues. Together, we can make a real difference.
Speak Up: Don’t be afraid to voice your concerns. Your reports help authorities take swift action to keep us all safe.
"If you have any concerns within your community, you can raise these by calling 101 or by submitting an online report."
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