by Gillian McDade
Leaflets have once again been delivered to residents in Mourne Crescent in Coalisland.
It follows concerns about anti-social behaviour.
The leaflets were delivered by police officers in conjunction with the Housing Executive and the Policing and Community Safety Partnership.
Information is provided on who to call in the event of becoming a victim of anti social behaviour.
Police say residents have a right to live in a peaceful environment.
And they want anyone with information to contact them.
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