Participants who claim to be unaware of the global pandemic, a group hosting a gender public party, and people attending an illegal car show are among the coronavirus offenders caught over the weekend.
Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Saturday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.
Other events discovered over the weekend include a gender unveiling party in Townhill, South Wales, which was attended by people from different households on Sunday afternoon.
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Police in South Wales have said they have issued nine fixed fine notices to participants in the “unacceptable” and “irresponsible” party.
The force also said they handed out eight fines to people from different households who gathered in a garden shed that was converted into a bar on Saturday.
That same evening, 49 people were reported for violating coronavirus restrictions after attending an illegal motoring rally in Romford, east London.
About 50 vehicles were spotted shortly before midnight, with officers arriving to find cars driving around and mingling with drivers without any social distance.
The Metropolitan Police described the meeting as ‘selfish behavior’ and warned that it was ‘more important than ever to comply with the rules’.
In another violation of the rules, a man 100 miles away from Luton to Devizes in Wiltshire for a McDonald’s.
The 34-year-old was fined £ 200 for the ride, and even more unfortunate for him, the city does not have the fast food.
Police in Greater Manchester have revealed that between 15:00 on Friday and 13:00 on Sunday, they issued 110 fixed penalty notices for violations of the coronavirus regulation.
Among them was a flat party attended by 40 people and a driver who said they had traveled from Preston to Bolton – about 20km – to fetch a takeaway.
Crime and policing minister Kit Malthouse told Sky News earlier that police would do the same. enforce faster coronavirus reigns as a result of the ‘serious’ crisis facing the country.
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick also warned that those who violated the rules would be “increasingly likely” to be fined.