North Yorkshire Police said it expects to receive a 30 per cent increase in 999 and 101 calls compared to an average Friday night on what will be one of the most popular nights for pre-Christmas celebrations, as many revellers go out on works festive meals and parties.
EXTRA police officers will be deployed in towns and cities across North Yorkshire tonight in preparation for a 'Mad Friday' evening of alcohol-fuelled disorder and disruption.
North Yorkshire Police said it expects to receive a 30 per cent increase in 999 and 101 calls compared to an average Friday night on what will be one of the most popular nights for pre-Christmas celebrations, as many revellers go out on works festive meals and parties.
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