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SEFTON'S chief inspector, John Riley, last night said dispersal orders were an option, although none were in place in Southport.
He said: 'We work particularly closely with local publicans, asking them to be responsible when serving customers who are drunk. This is backed every weekend with a proactive policing operation.See the full content of this document
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