Cornwall Police Crack Down on Speed Camera Vandals: Two …
Image: Google Maps Cornwall Police have taken decisive action against the vandalism of speed cameras by arresting two men in their 30s from the Falmouth and Porthleven areas. These arrests are part of a larger investigation into the criminal damage of static speed cameras across Cornwall, highlighting the police’s commitment to protecting road safety measures.
Investigation and Seizures
The investigation, spearheaded by the Road Safety Team and neighbourhood teams from Truro and Falmouth, has extended beyond the arrests.
Officers have conducted several property searches, leading to the seizure of multiple vehicles. This demonstrates the thorough approach taken by the authorities to address this issue comprehensively.
Focus on Tregolls Road and Perranarworthal Incidents
The primary focus of the police inquiry is on the vandalism incidents at Tregolls Road in Truro and Perranarworthal. These acts of criminal damage have raised concerns about road safety and the financial implications of repairing or replacing the damaged equipment.
Call for Community Assistance
Inspector Tim Evans has called for community support in the ongoing investigation.
The police are urging anyone with information, especially those who might have witnessed the incidents or have dashcam footage, to come forward. This community cooperation is vital for the successful resolution of the case.
Contacting the Authorities
Individuals with information can reach out to the police through their website or by calling 101, quoting reference 50240001590. For those preferring anonymity, Crimestoppers provides a confidential way to share information, either online at Crimestoppers-uk.org[1] or by calling freephone 0800 555111.
Message of Zero Tolerance
This proactive response from Cornwall Police serves as a stern reminder that criminal activities, particularly those endangering public safety, will be met with serious consequences.
The involvement of the community is crucial in upholding the safety and effectiveness of road safety measures.
References
- ^ Crimestoppers-uk.org (crimestoppers-uk.org)