The Sovereign Base Area Police has revealed that a total of 17 people were arrested for driving without a licence in the Western Sovereign Base Area last week during a Crime Prevention and Road Safety Campaign.
According to Chief Inspector Maria Atalioti, who heads-up the Operations and Crime division for the WSBA, the dangerous increase in this type of crime leads to accidents, risk lives and must be stopped.
She said: “Our top priority is to fight crime and keep our communities safe.
‘’In order to ensure that we are protecting our communities and the people that use our areas, we will continue and intensify our prevention and enforcement regime in hot-spot locations targeting both crime and traffic related offences.”
Another driver is set to appear in court after he was arrested on February 24 for speeding and driving under the influence of alcohol.
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