Dangerous drivers have been warned they will be caught out in Wakefield as police action continues regarding anti-social driving in the city centre.
Wakefield District Police have said they are conducting a number of enquiries into recent reports of anti-social driving in the Cathedral Retail Park area and have been deploying officers to the area.
Off road motorcycle officers from the district attended the retail park earlier this month and witnessed two cars driving in an allegedly anti-social manner.
The driver of one was traced and was issued with points on his licence and a fine for driving without due care and attention.
Another man was subsequently summoned to court on suspicion of dangerous driving.
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