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Drunks fighting in sunken gardens

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Reported anonymously at 08:12, Sun 29 July 2018

Sent to Arun District Council and West Sussex County Council 3 minutes later. FixMyStreet ref: 1375095.

There are groups of people speaking a foreign language getting drunk and fighting in the Sunken Garden area again. Yesterday around 2pm two men egged on by a crowd were seriously fighting - one had blood all over his face just 30 yards from the children's play ground. Empty Polish beer cans were lying around on the ground.

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Every dry afternoon drunks gather in the sunken garden shouting swearing even urinating on the alcohol restriction sign. one woman was going on about cocaine - all within 30 yards of a busy children's play ground.

Posted anonymously at 20:42, Sun 26 August 2018
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The same anti-social behaviour continues it seems the police can no longer control the streets.

Posted anonymously at 07:25, Mon 24 September 2018
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On going in dry weather

Posted anonymously at 07:51, Mon 22 October 2018
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Drunks in the sunken garden continue to be a problem in good weather. The police do not seem able to fix it.

Posted anonymously at 09:25, Mon 19 November 2018
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In good weather drunks still gather in the sunken gardens

Posted anonymously at 13:54, Mon 17 December 2018
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Still open, via questionnaire, 14:55, Mon 14 January 2019
Its weather dependent - drinking still going there

Posted anonymously at 16:52, Mon 11 February 2019
On going spreading into town precinct

Posted anonymously at 17:24, Mon 11 March 2019
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Still open, via questionnaire, 08:33, Tue 9 April 2019

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