Operation Lampoon has seen officers deployed to areas of the village in a bid to deter crime and offer reassurance to residents.
Sergeant Stuart Roberts said: “I would encourage anyone who has witnessed anti-social behaviour in the Rhos area to report it to us so that we can take action where necessary.
“We take anti-social behaviour seriously; it is unacceptable in our communities and won’t be tolerated.
“I would also urge parents to ensure they know where their children are, and what they are up to.
Wrexham saw a last-gasp penalty decision go against them as Charlton Athletic earned a 2-2 draw on Saturday to leave the Hollywood-owned side outside of League One’s automatic promotion places.
Wrexham took the lead in the 16th minute after Charlton failed to deal with Tom O’Connor’s free-kick from the right hand side, before it bounced in off Connor Coventry much to the delight of the travelling fans.
Coventry almost make immediate amends, forcing Wrexham goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo into a fine save, but Charlton didn’t need to wait long for their goal as Macauley Gillesphey looped a header over the ailing Okonkwo from the resulting corner.
With Charlton in the ascendancy and Okonkwo forced to make several good saves, the Welsh club’s manager Phil Parkinson turned to Andy Cannon on his bench and the midfielder delivered almost instantly.
