Police impose dispersal order after schoolchildren told to raid Tesco in viral trend

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Police have implemented a dispersal order in East London after concerning social media posts targeting schoolchildren.

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The Metropolitan Police authorised a Section 35 Dispersal Order covering Woolwich, east London.A dispersal order gives Met Police officers the power to order an individual to leave an area for a limited time.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Inspector Adrian Engelbrecht said the order was "primarily a preventative measure" in a statement.Parents at several Greenwich area schools received messages warning of the plans."We have been made aware of a post on TikTok that is encouraging school children from a variety of Greenwich schools to meet in Woolwich Town Centre this afternoon to 'raid Tesco' and perform other antisocial behaviour," one message read."This post looks like the 'Red vs Blue' posts we endured last year."Details of the plans, seen...

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