Day of action to help stop illegal off-roading in Mansfield

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A day of action was held to help tackle illegal off-roading in Mansfield.

Officers from Nottinghamshire Police’s Mansfield South neighbourhood and Mansfield Operation Reacher teams united for Operation Nebraska, at The Desert in Mansfield.

The site, a sandy patch of land near the Oak Tree estate, has a public spaces protection order in place, banning the use of off-road vehicles and motorcycles, following a decision by Mansfield Council in September.

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Day of action focused on targeting illegal off-roading on a patch of wasteland locally known as the desert in MansfieldDay of action focused on targeting illegal off-roading on a patch of wasteland locally known as the desert in Mansfield
Day of action focused on targeting illegal off-roading on a patch of wasteland locally known as the desert in Mansfield

A post on the Mansfield police team’s Facebook page said: “The Mansfield South neighborhood policing team and Operation Reacher teamed up for a day of action as a part of #OpNebraska, an operation focused on targeting illegal off-roading on a patch of wasteland locally known as the desert in Mansfield.

“As a result of the day, two Section 59 notices were issued which provides officers with the power to seize the vehicle should it be seen illegally off-roading in the future.

“Additionally, three vehicles were seized for various documentation offences.”