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Bromley police continue crackdown on uninsured drivers
10:25am Thursday 14th February 2013 in Bromley By Patrick Grafton-Green
BROMLEY police have continued to crackdown on uninsured drivers, seizing 24 uninsured vehicles and making four arrests yesterday.
The police used Automatic Number Plate Recognition technology at stop sites in Anerley Hill, Elmers End, Penge High Street, Cray Avenue, Shortlands and Plaistow Lane.
The arrests were made for drug offences and serious fraud.
Chief Inspector Katrina Smith from Bromley Police said: "We will be continuing to run these operations across Bromley to make our streets safer.
"With every car seized, we are stopping criminals from using the roads.
"We want to stop uninsured drivers from causing harm to law abiding people and pushing up insurance prices for everyone.
"Uninsured drivers are a danger to all road users and we will use every power available to us to stop these people making Bromley's roads dangerous."
Comments(6)
j.j.
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2:03pm Thu 14 Feb 13
goldenbroomboy wrote:That's true, but they can't make up the numbers. I just wish the police in Greenwich were as active as they are in Bromley in weeding out cars and drivers who should not be on the road. Doing this just in Bromley is of little use to the wider SE area.
It is now obvious that these so called news articles are being posted as a result of requests from Bromley police. The way that every plod spokesperson uses exactly the same words & phrases is laughable.
the wall
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3:02pm Thu 14 Feb 13
j.j. wrote:An ANRP crackdown result in a foot case across Eltham for a wanted person. The Police caught the person and they are now doing 20 years. They found knives and a gun in the car.
goldenbroomboy wrote:That's true, but they can't make up the numbers. I just wish the police in Greenwich were as active as they are in Bromley in weeding out cars and drivers who should not be on the road. Doing this just in Bromley is of little use to the wider SE area.
It is now obvious that these so called news articles are being posted as a result of requests from Bromley police. The way that every plod spokesperson uses exactly the same words & phrases is laughable.
Eltham Police North Park Area.
The best in Greenwich.
rescaaffering oldey
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10:43am Fri 15 Feb 13
the wall wrote:...wow!! source of useless information king!! rofl!!
j.j. wrote:An ANRP crackdown result in a foot case across Eltham for a wanted person. The Police caught the person and they are now doing 20 years. They found knives and a gun in the car. Eltham Police North Park Area. The best in Greenwich.goldenbroomboy wrote: It is now obvious that these so called news articles are being posted as a result of requests from Bromley police. The way that every plod spokesperson uses exactly the same words & phrases is laughable.That's true, but they can't make up the numbers. I just wish the police in Greenwich were as active as they are in Bromley in weeding out cars and drivers who should not be on the road. Doing this just in Bromley is of little use to the wider SE area.
gottleofgear
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9:37am Sun 17 Feb 13
the wall
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2:14pm Mon 18 Feb 13
rescaaffering oldey wrote:What useless information like what's that wiff in the air.
the wall wrote:...wow!! source of useless information king!! rofl!!
j.j. wrote:An ANRP crackdown result in a foot case across Eltham for a wanted person. The Police caught the person and they are now doing 20 years. They found knives and a gun in the car. Eltham Police North Park Area. The best in Greenwich.goldenbroomboy wrote: It is now obvious that these so called news articles are being posted as a result of requests from Bromley police. The way that every plod spokesperson uses exactly the same words & phrases is laughable.That's true, but they can't make up the numbers. I just wish the police in Greenwich were as active as they are in Bromley in weeding out cars and drivers who should not be on the road. Doing this just in Bromley is of little use to the wider SE area.
92 = Fail
goldenbroomboy says...
12:38pm Thu 14 Feb 13
The way that every plod spokesperson uses exactly the same words & phrases is laughable.