Boy racers warned their cars could be taken away

A SENIOR Plymouth police officer has warned anti-social drivers and boy racers they risk seeing their much-loved cars seized and hauled away if they don't learn to behave on the road.

- CARL EVE

Councillor David Salmon, who represents Plymstock Dunstone ward, told The Herald that in recent months he began to receive an increasing number of complaints about "late night boy racers with loud exhausts".

He revealed that vehicles with loud exhausts, often driven very late at night around the usually quiet Plymstock area, had left residents upset and concerned. As a result, he contacted the Plymstock neighbourhood policing team, who set about targeting the racers.