A vehicle went through three red lights during a car meet that was broken up by police.
Police officers were made aware of a "travelling meet" in King's Lynn on Sunday which had driven through Cambridge from Skegness.
The group arrived around 6.30pm and police told them that a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) was in place in the area, dispersing them with very few issues.
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Three offences were recorded during the event which included a Traffic Offence Report (TOR) for excessive use of a horn, an individual obstructing police after providing false details and an incident of dangerous driving after a vehicle travelled through three red lights.
PSPOs are often used to break up vehicle-related anti-social behaviour by placing restrictions on a variety of activities such as street racing, stunts, continuous revving, amplified music and unnecessary use of the horn.
Other restrictions include littering from a vehicle, sudden acceleration and threatening or intimidating language.
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