18 chargeable offences; 4 scooters seized in police road operation
According to the RVIPF in a press release today, February 14, 2022, the operation was conducted at the Queen Elizabeth Bridge at Beef Island for persons who have escaped normal stop searches.
It said the Road Policing Unit joined by the Armed Response Team issued 63 tickets total for various traffic offences of which 61 were violations under Seatbelt and Cellular Phone Regulation.
“Eighteen committed chargeable offences including driving without a driver’s licence, an unlicenced and uninsured vehicle, and driving with a prohibitive tint,” the press release stated.
Four motor scooters were detained in the operation, according to the RVIPF.
Drivers refusing to register, insure vehicles- Police
Head of the team, Sergeant Kishon Leslie, noted that drivers are deliberately refusing to register, licence and insure their vehicles likely in an effort to avoid the expense.
He noted that expensive car repairs and injuries to the drivers, occupants and other road users will far exceed that of the insurance premium. He stated that these offences are serious under the traffic laws and will become part of a person’s permanent record.
Sergeant Leslie also noted that the individuals with chargeable offences will also be prosecuted.
17 Responses to “18 chargeable offences; 4 scooters seized in police road operation”
They need to come over the bridge after 11 to about 2. They up there riding on one wheel. You can't work in peace.
Yeah ok.....