80 people warned for 'minor' breaches
Police say they are investigating all reports of potential breaches of Covid-19 rules.
More than 220 calls, relating to Coronavirus, were made between 3 March and 21 March.
During that period 17 people have been arrested and 80 have been officially warned for a ‘minor’ first time breach.
Superintendent Stephen Maddocks says it’s important to publish the data to challenge the perception that officers are not enforcing the rules:
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