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No fines issued at Police checkpoints in Rotherham

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Police patrolling the streets and running coronavirus checkpoints across Rotherhamโ€™s roads say that no fines have been issued for not following government rules

Police have been stopping drivers on Rotherhamโ€™s streets, including Centenary Way, Aldwake Lane, and Moorgate Road ensuring that motorists are following the new rules introduced on Tuesday.

Granted with immediate effect, the new powers give police the authority to ensure people stay at home and avoid non-essential travel.

Anyone found to be flouting the rules can be fined with ยฃ30 on-the-spot fines, increasing to ยฃ60 if not paid within 28 days.

South Yorkshire Policeโ€™s Operational Support unit made the point clear, the rules were in place to keep everyone as safe as possible, the more people who followed them the sooner everyone could โ€˜get back to enjoying life as we knew itโ€™.

โ€œNot a single fine has been issued in relation to breaches of the public health regs. Not one. To anybody,โ€ a spokesperson confirmed on Facebook

โ€œPutting it very bluntly, the fewer people we say goodbye to as a result of this virus, the betterโ€ฆโ€œ

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