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High-Visibility Patrols in Bonnyrigg Following Antisocial Behaviour Reports
Police Scotland has confirmed that three teenagers from Midlothian have been charged with assault following incidents of antisocial behaviour in the Bonnyrigg area. The charges stem from reports, including a disturbance on High Street on Sunday, October 25.
The individuals charged consist of two girls aged 13 and one aged 15. In response to the recent increase in antisocial behaviour, police will increase their visibility in Bonnyrigg and the surrounding areas, particularly as Halloween and the fireworks period approaches.
Police are urging residents to report any concerns regarding criminal activity. Individuals can contact Police Scotland by dialling 101, or report information anonymously through Crimestoppers.
To reassure the community, Police Scotland Midlothian shared on social media, stating: “We are aware of recent reports of antisocial behaviour within the Bonnyrigg area, including a disturbance in the High Street on Sunday 25th October 2026. Two females aged 13 and one aged 15 have been identified, traced, and charged with assault in relation. Looking ahead to the Halloween and Fireworks period, officers will be carrying-out high-visibility patrols of Bonnyrigg and the wider area to deter and detect antisocial behaviour.”
