lawfully authorised to carry CS spray and a baton when on duty, although none have yet been provided by any Chief Officer of any Police Force. PCSOs have a number of other powers and abilities that they may exercise in the course of their duty: General power of a constable to seize property Issue fixed penalty notices (FPN) for littering, breach of dog control orders and cycling on a footpath Require name and address where they have reason to believe a person has committed a road traffic offence, a 'relevant offence', a licensing offence, an act of anti-social behaviour or is in possession of a controlled drug Confiscate alcohol from persons in designated places and from under 18s, or anyone considered involved in supplying under 18s with alcohol Seize and dispose of tobacco from under 18s Seize (controlled) drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 Enter and search premises to save life or prevent serious damage to property Seize vehicles used to cause alarm, distress or annoyance (s.59 Police Reform Act 2002) Remove abandoned vehicles Stop bicycles Control traffic Carry out road checks Place traffic signs Enforce cordoned areas under the Terrorism Act 2000 Photograph people away from a police station Stop and search in an authorised area under the Terrorism Act 2000 if authorised and supervised by a police officer Certain additional powers which may be assigned to PCSOs by the chief constable (or commissioner in London), but which vary from force to force, include: Detain a person suspected to have committed an offence or an act of anti-social behaviour. Detain a person who does not provide their name and address when required Detain a person who fails to provide details or complies with orders of a PCSO. Use reasonable force in relation to a detained person or to prevent a detained person making off. This may involve the use of handcuffs and leg restraints if the PCSO has been issued with and authorised to use them. Issue penalty notices for disorder (PND), truancy, excluded pupils found in public places, dog fouling, graffiti and flyposting Power of a constable to issue an FPN under section 68 of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 (fixed penalty notice in respect of failure to comply with public spaces protection order) Power to direct someone to leave a dispersal zone and/or seize property in relation to suspected ASB All the