Slough car towed after residents refuse to speak to police

An uninsured car police towed from a slough driveway on Wednesday.
An uninsured car police towed from a slough driveway on Wednesday.
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Police towed a car from a driveway in Slough which they suspected had been driven by a disqualified driver.

The vehicle failed to stop for police on Wednesday evening and they tracked it down to the address of a disqualified driver.

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Attempts to find out who was driving the car from those living at the address were resisted, but the car was found to be uninsured.

“The occupants weren't very forthcoming with information and didn't want to speak with us or give us the keys to the car,” Thames Valley Police posted on their Facebook account today (January 6).

“No problem, we'll get recovery to drag it off your driveway.”

The vehicle was seized due to its lack of insurance.

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