Dozens of vehicles seized during Bassetlaw operation
09:00 04/06/2026Officers seized nearly 150 vehicles and arrested a high-risk sex offender during a month-long road safety operation in Bassetlaw.
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Officers seized nearly 150 vehicles and arrested a high-risk sex offender during a month-long road safety operation in Bassetlaw.
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