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Inspector Sarah Constantine
Inspector Sarah Constantine, the Wolds Division’s senior officer, has revealed ghost hunters are just one of example of lockdown breaches that police have had to deal with.
In her quarterly report, she said: “Unfortunately, over the last few months during lockdown, we have had people travelling into our neighbourhood area to do things such as ghost hunting, off-road driving, camping, and just coming for a day out. For those people who have blatantly put our community at risk during the pandemic, we have issued a number of covid tickets.
“We have had an increase in anti-social behaviour reported incidents which cover everything from Covid breaches to neighbour disputes and ASB in public spaces.”
Police fine Covidiots for gathering at derelict RAF building
People travelled from Grimsby and Louth for the gathering
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Partygoers fined by police for Covid breaches at Beech Grove Hall in Manby
A gang of 10 men and women gathered at a deserted former RAF camp for a lockdown gathering.
The breach of the Covid regulations was strongly criticised by a Lincolnshire Police inspector.
Her officers issued fines to the group aged between 17 and 23 who met up on the night of Saturday, March 6 at the former RAF officer s mess in Manby.
People had travelled from Grimsby and Louth for the gathering.