by Gráinne Connolly
Local police are continuing to patrol Dungannon Park due to ongoing anti-social behaviour.
Over the past few months in particular, it's become a problem in the area.
Earlier this month Dungannon PSNI took to social media to remind delinquents that they'll be arrested if caught committing offences.
They're now asking park users not to be put off by this type of behaviour.
Any crimes can also be reported by calling 101 or speaking to the police when they're out and about.
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