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What are common public order offences?

Public order offences are crimes that disrupt peace and order, often occurring in crowded places. The arrests mentioned in the story for drug and weapon possession, assaults, and sexual offences are examples of such crimes. Police aim to prevent and address these to keep events safe for everyone attending.

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