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Police catch motorists in road crime clampdown



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Officers find nine people not wearing a seatbelt
Seven motorists were found to be driving without insurance in a clampdown on road crime in Luton last week.

Also police caught nine people not wearing seatbelts in their vehicles, five without an appropriate driving licence and one person was given a ticket for speeding.

Police officers set up camp in a BP filling station in the Marsh Farm area for five days, with the Automatic Number Plate Recognition which allowed officers to check out vehicles to see if they were stolen or properly taxed and insured.

Beds Police Safer Neighbourhood Team was also on hand to give out vehicle crime reduction advice to motorists - including fitting 56 specially adapted screws for number plates to protect them from thieves.


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  • Last Updated: 02 May 2008 3:47 PM
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  • Location: Luton
 
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