Police give chase to catch youngsters who threw eggs at motorists in Wisbech - they think they now know who some of them are
Police gave chase after spotting young people throwing eggs at passing motorists in the Park Road and William Road area of Wisbech. They now think they know who some of them were. Picture: GOOGLE - Credit: Archant
Police offered a hint today they know the identity of some of the group of youths who hurled eggs at passing traffic in Wisbech.
The incident happened yesterday (Sunday) morning as police were out on patrol in the Park Road and William Road area of the town.
“Twenty youths aged 15-19 thought it funny to throw eggs at passing cars,” said a police spokesman.
Officers chased the culprits but were unable to catch them at the time but all is not lost.
Last night the Police Fenland Facebook page posted: “Information has been gained tonight following our foot chase with them.”
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“This area will be receiving more attention from my team and any offenders will be robustly dealt with.”
It was a busy day in the area with local police called to Leverington to try to find riders on off-road bikes damaging Roman Bank.
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“There were soon seen today but this work will continue,” said the police spokesman.
Elsewhere police said they worked with rapid response colleagues in Wisbech to arrest “a violent male” on Norfolk Street.
“And they attended a violent assault with our response colleagues on South Brink and safeguarded a vulnerable victim.
“Proactive patrols in the town also resulted in the arrest of a male wanted on warrant for four offences.”
