What is the Antisocial Behaviour case review (ASB case review)?

An ASB case review provides victims and communities with the right to request a review of their case, bringing agencies together to take a joined up, problem-solving approach. The aim of the review is to try and find a resolution.

Who can use the ASB case review?

– A victim of antisocial behaviour or another person acting on behalf of the victim with his or her consent, such as a carer or family member, Member of Parliament, local councillor or other professional
– The victim may be an individuals, a business or a community group

How to activate the ASB case review

In the first instance the victim or representative should:
– Contact Hampshire Police on the non-emergency number 101

What is the ASB case review threshold?

To submit a request for a Community Trigger, the following criteria must be met:

– Three separate incidents of antisocial behaviour reported within six months

– The request must be submitted within a month of the last reported incident

What will happen?

The information will be forwarded to the relevant local authority.

If the threshold is met agencies will share information, review what action has already been taken and decide if additional actions are appropriate or possible.

The ASB case review is to request a review of an antisocial behaviour case. If an individual would like to report a new incident of anti social behaviour they should do this by:
– Reporting it to the Hampshire Constabulary non-emergency number 101
– Contact your relevant local authority (details here)
– Report to local housing provider

Activation