'We cannot have this in our community!' Crowborough patrol volunteers step in to protect women and girls amid migrant camp row

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We will monitor them from a distance, but we've had so many reports of anti-social behaviour from them."Urinating in the street, defecating in the street they've got no regard whatsoever, for they'll just chucked rubbish all over the place."The patrollers were then met with some of the residents of the camp, who shook Mr Mason and Mr Williams's hands.Asked by Patrick if they enjoy living at the camp, one migrant told Patrick he does, giving him a thumbs up.WATCH ABOVE.

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We cannot have this in our community!' Crowborough patrol volunteers step in to protect women and girls amid migrant camp row.

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Two volunteers from Crowborough Aware have told GB News it is "necessary" for them to protect the community, amid antisocial behaviour from illegal migrants in the area.Speaking to presenter Patrick Christys, Dave and James declared they "cannot have this in our community" and will "do it for as long as people want us to do it".After responding to a report of illegal migrants drinking alcohol and loitering around the local supermarket, Dave stressed how important their patrols are to the residents.He said: "Crowborough Aware came about because we were concerned once the camp arrived of safety and security in our town.

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So we felt that it was necessary to actually do the job of the police to ensure that safety in our town.

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