Councillors, police and officials visited Marsh Farm on Friday (May 17) to reassure residents following the recent spate of shootings.
Councillor Roy Davis and Councillor Don Worlding of the Northwell Ward were joined by Police and Crime Commissioner Olly Martins, his deputy Councillor Tafheen Sharif, assistant commissioner Simon Bullock and Luton MP Kelvin Hopkins.
Councillor Davis said: “This week has been a difficult one in which we have seen people affected by violent crime in the worst possible ways. It is something we are all determined to put a stop to. Local people have told me they are reassured by the robust action of our Police.”
The group spoke to residents and reassured them of the robust action being taken by Beds Police and the council. Councillor Worlding said: “We are sending out a very strong message to those involved that this criminal activity will not be tolerated in our town, and I urge people with any information about this type of activity to come forward and do the right thing.”