Woman charged with drunk and disorderly conduct at King’s Lynn bus station
Police continue efforts to reduce anti-social behaviour in the area
Efforts continue to address anti-social behaviour at King’s Lynn bus station with recent police actions resulting in a charge for drunk and disorderly conduct.
Paula Asker, aged 46 from Coronation Avenue, West Winch, has been charged with being drunk and disorderly at the bus station and is due to appear at King’s Lynn Magistrates' Court on 19th November 2026.
The charge follows a series of incidents monitored by police and CCTV operators in the area.
Officers engaged with individuals causing disruption, including three men who were instructed to move on after being seen acting anti-socially.
A group of teenagers known for causing minor disturbances were approached by officers and confirmed they were waiting for a bus.
Additionally, a brief fight was observed at 2pm, resulting in the arrest of a man in his late teens who received a conditional caution after police intervention.
Despite ongoing challenges, police reassure the community of continued focus on the bus station and appreciation for CCTV support.
Residents are encouraged to report any anti-social behaviour to the authorities.