Extra police patrols and dispersal powers remain in place in Thetford following several nights of disorder in the town.
Extra police patrols and additional powers remain in place in Thetford following disorder in the town last week.
Norfolk Police says officers will continue to maintain an increased presence in the area to provide reassurance to residents and respond to any further incidents.
A dispersal order also remains in force, giving officers additional powers to direct people to leave a specified area if they believe their presence could contribute to crime, disorder or anti-social behaviour. The additional measures are due to remain in place until Tuesday afternoon.
Police have confirmed that two men have been charged following separate incidents connected with the recent policing operation. One of the men is due to appear before Norwich Magistrates' Court today.
The measures follow several nights of disorder in Thetford last week, during which officers were deployed to deal with protests and disturbances in the town.
Norfolk Police says it continues to monitor the situation and is working with local organisations and community representatives.
Residents are being encouraged to speak to officers on patrol if they have concerns and to report any incidents or information that could assist ongoing investigations.

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