Urban Exploring Warning Issued as People Suffer "Serious Injuries"

Urban exploring warning issued as people suffer "serious injuries"

Urban exploring is the practice of entering derelict and abandoned spaces which can prove to be dangerous places — practitioners could also be breaking trespassing laws

'We have recently seen situations where people have suffered serious injuries simply by stepping in the wrong place'

Officers in Larne are keen to highlight the dangers of 'urban exploring' following an increase in reports of individuals entering derelict and abandoned buildings across the district.

Police in Larne warn of the dangers of ‘urban exploring’

Officers in Larne are keen to highlight the dangers of “urban exploring” following an increase in reports of individuals entering derelict and abandoned buildings across the district.

Police warn of dangers as reports of ‘urban exploring’ rise in Larne

Inset: Cairndhu House, Larne Police in Larne have issued a public safety warning following a rise in reports of people entering derelict and abandoned buildings across the district, highlighting the serious risks associated with so-called “urban exploring”. Officers say the trend, which often involves individuals accessing disused industrial sites, vacant homes or former commercial premises, can carry life-threatening dangers and potential legal…