NWP on patrol (Image: North Wales Police)
NORTH Wales Police have confirmed recent reports of anti-social behaviour in Flintshire.
As a result, police have made patrolling the Buckley Higher Common area a priority.
Installed seats have been damaged and planted trees pulled down.
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Anyone found to be behaving antisocially or causing damage will be dealt with by the Neighbourhood Policing Team.
A North Wales Police spokesperson said: "Parents, please make sure you know what your kids are getting up to when they’re out and about.
"We’d rather not have to bring them home in a police car."
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