Aylesbury Police have thanked the community for their support in identifying two suspects involving objects being thrown at vehicles.
They say the suspects will be dealt with robustly via the criminal justice process.
Since Police involvement along the Marroway, they have had no further reports since the 22/ 11/ 2022 .
The neighbourhood team will be looking at arranging a joint agency meeting regarding the incidents with partnership agencies, where they will look at preventative measures going forward.
As well as this, PCSO's Lisa Steward and PCSO Rose Paton will be holding a have your say on Saturday 10th December at the Weston Turville Village Hall between 10:30am - 11: 30am. It'll be a great opportunity to meet some of the team and also to relay any concerns you may have.

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