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Coronavirus fines issued UK-wide amid questions over police clampdown on new lockdown rule-breakers

Coronavirus fines issued UK-wide amid questions over police clampdown on new lockdown rule-breakers
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Home Secretary defends strong enforcement of Covid-19 lockdown rules | Richmond and Twickenham Times

Police have said there ‘is no specific rule on the number of warnings officers should give’ before issuing fines.

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Home Secretary defends strong enforcement of Covid-19 lockdown rules | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Police have said there ‘is no specific rule on the number of warnings officers should give’ before issuing fines.

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Clarity needed over lockdown rules to avoid confusion , says ex-police chief | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Mike Barton said he ‘sympathised’ with police and two women recently fined for going for a walk at a remote Derbyshire spot.

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Police who fined two women £200 for meeting up for country walk are slammed by ex chief constable

A former-police chief has claimed the Derbyshire officers who fined two women for going on a socially-distanced country walk together have damaged the public s perception of the police. Former Durham Police chief constable Mike Barton said he believed Derbyshire Police would row back on its decision to fine beautician Jessica Allen and her British Airways flight attendant friend Eliza Moore. The women were slapped with two £200 notices for driving seven miles for a socially-distanced stroll at Foremark Reservoir because officers said their hot drinks counted as a picnic . Mr Barton said the damage has already been done as the public will be less likely to abide by the law if the police aren t acting fairly .

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