London crackdown nets £3.7m Ferrari among 90 cars seized for antisocial driving

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Over a weekend in central London, the Metropolitan Police seized 90 vehicles worth more than £8m for antisocial or dangerous driving, including a £3.7m Ferrari Monza SP2. The driver had a provisional licence and no insurance. Fifteen cars were seized on the spot; arrests included handling stolen goods, money laundering, driving without insurance, drug possession with intent to supply, harassment offences and immigration offences—the operation’s largest seizure in five years.
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