A man has been banned from Great Yarmouth town centre for breaching a Community Protection Notice (CPN).
The arrest came as part of wider enforcement efforts by new beat managers patrolling King Street, Regent Road and the Market Place since earlier this month.
The police said their focus is on tackling anti-social behaviour.
"Officers will continue to patrol, listen to your concerns, work with Great Yarmouth Borough Council Enforcements Officers, and provide updates on future actions," they said.
Other recent incidents include two men being given Acceptable Behaviour Contracts (ABCs), the seizure of two e-scooters for erratic riding, and six stop-searches, four of which resulted in positive drug results.
In addition, 14 people were dealt with for retail theft and banned from town centre stores.
Sixteen people were reported for breaching the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), including drinking alcohol from open containers.
The police also said that partnership working is ongoing to reduce parking issues on King Street.
Officers described these actions as part of their daily efforts to make the town centre safer.
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