Police continue crackdown on 'boy racers' at Chesterfield supermarket

Police are continuing to tackle 'boy racers' at a Chesterfield supermarket
By The Newsroom
Published 26th Feb 2018, 08:36 BST
Updated 26th Feb 2018, 09:40 BST
This car was 'being driven in an anti-social manner'. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.This car was 'being driven in an anti-social manner'. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.
This car was 'being driven in an anti-social manner'. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.

Officers from Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit were at the Tesco Extra car park on Lockoford Lane last night.

They tweeted about a car 'being driven in an anti-social manner' and said the insurance policy was not due to start until March.

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Officers seized the vehicle and issued the driver with a warning.

This motorists was using their mobile phone while driving. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.This motorists was using their mobile phone while driving. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.
This motorists was using their mobile phone while driving. Picture posted on the @DerbyshireARU Twitter account.

In the tweet, Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit said: "Any further instances of such driving will render any vehicle he is using to be subject of seizure."

They also issued a £200 fine and put six points on the licence of a motorist who was caught using their mobile phone while driving.

Last weekend, Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit attended the car park and issued 'several tickets' for vehicles with defects and modifications.

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