Vehicles taken off the roads in rural crime crackdown
North Yorkshire Police crackdown on rural crime TWO vehicles were taken off the roads by police after a rural crime crackdown. Overnight on Monday March 29 into the early hours of the following day, officers from North Yorkshire Police’s Rural Taskforce, Neighbourhood Policing Teams and Operational Support Unit worked alongside Rural Watch volunteers across the county. They carried out patrols along the A1, A167 and A66 corridors, as well as in Boroughbridge, Richmond, Thirsk and Easingwold areas. During the operation, 16 vehicles were stopped for checks. That resulted in two vehicl...