London police seize record $10 million in supercars in one weekend
Summary
London police seized supercars worth $10 million during a weekend operation to stop dangerous and noisy driving. They took 90 cars from rich neighborhoods, including rare and expensive models like a Ferrari Monza SP2 and a Lamborghini Revuelto.Key Facts
- Police seized 90 vehicles from Friday to Sunday in London.
- The total value of the cars seized was $10 million, a record amount.
- The operation targeted antisocial driving, which includes speeding, loud noise, and street racing.
- A rare Ferrari Monza SP2, one of only 499 made, worth about $5 million, was among the seized cars.
- The Ferrari had no insurance and was driven by someone with only a learner’s permit.
- The seized cars came from wealthy areas like Hyde Park, Kensington, and Chelsea.
- Police now have the power to take cars involved in antisocial driving without just giving warnings.
- Officers say these operations help keep roads safer and protect local residents from disturbances.
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