An arrest was also made
Police in Torquay have conducted a successful operation to tackle criminals using local road networks.
Six vehicles were searched, leading to the discovery of class B drugs. The drivers involved were arrested or given other consequences.
Additionally, three vehicles were seized for lacking insurance or a valid driving license.
Police Sergeant Matt Gill, from the Neighbourhood Support Team, said: “This was a positive result, both for our officers and the community. Working with our colleagues from Project Servator, we were able to identify several unsafe drivers and enforce suitable consequences.
“As a message to the people of Torquay, you have an important role to play in helping to keep our streets safe by reporting anything that doesn't feel right. Trust your instinct and report it to the police or to the independent charity Crimestoppers if you’d like to report anonymously. We'll do the rest.”
Inspector Chris Lithgow said, "I understand that speeding is an issue and work will continue to happen to tackle this. Whether on foot or in a vehicle, we’ll be using several tactics and operations to target criminals.”
You can report illegal through the police website or call 101.
For emergencies, call 999. Report anonymously to Crimestoppers: 0800 555111 or their website.
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