Warning for car driver causing a disturbance in Oakham

Saturday, 30 November 2024 09:52

Rutland Police told a driver his car could be seized and crushed after he woke people in Oakham town centre during the night by revving and popping his exhaust.

Officers think he was trying to impress his girlfriend. He was given a section 59 warning which means if he in any vehicle, or the vehicle itself with any driver is found again doing something similar in the next 12 months it can be seized and potentially crushed. The warning covers driving which causes alarm, distress or annoyance to members of the public.

More from Local News

A showcase to discover Rutland this weekend

Audio

A showcase of what the county and surrounds can offer both tourists and residents
St. Mary's Birth Centre in Melton closes its doors

Campaigners against the closure of St. Mary's Birth Centre in Melton
Rutland County Council Leader steps down

Rutland County Council's Leader says she's stepping down
Police appeal for witnesses to crash

Rutland Police are appealing for footage and information after a serious crash between Manton and Preston
Shoplifting and anti-social behaviour being tackled in Rutland

Rutland’s Police and Crime Commissioner says he's pleased to see shoplifting and anti-social behaviour
Latest survey receives a strong response

Rutland County Council is celebrating strong results
Free travel extended on Call Connect bus services

Rutland County Council has extended free travel on the county's Call Connect
Weekend sports round up
Model Fish Bar re-opens

Stamford's town centre chip shop re-opens
The Mid Lent Fair comes to Stamford

The Mid Lent Fair continues to pull into Stamford town centre
Arrests in County Lines operation

Lincolnshire Police has arrested 30 people as well as drugs and cash in a County Lines operation.
The Great Tommy Sleep Out in Stamford

Audio

Three military veterans slept out in the strong winds and heavy rain last night