Police crackdown on anti-social driving in Exeter
An anti-social driving campaign in Exeter has resulted in arrests, warnings and seized vehicles.
Following concerns raised by Exeter residents, Exeter police carried out a proactive operation to tackle offenders on the areas' roads.
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Inspector Andrew Webber, who leads the police team, said: "Members of the local community have raised concerns about increasing anti-social drivers. We have responded by targeting those motorists who flout the law and we have we dealt with them accordingly."
Since the start of the operation in December, a number of drivers have been arrested for drink drive offences, numerous have been breath tested and others received warnings for speeding or displaying defective parts on their vehicles.
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Two cars have been seized by the police team for not having valid insurance.
Inspector Webber added: "The message is clear. If motorists flout the law, there is a high likelihood of being caught. Anyone with information as to the identify of those who flouts motoring laws should let the police on Tel 101, or call Crime Stoppers anonymously on Tel: 0800 555 111.
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