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Police break up house party
Updates from Thursday 26 March
Police had to break up a house party in the Coundon area of Coventry last night.
They said they found 12 people at the address and removed eight of them and sent them back to their homes around the city.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe force said they "clearly were ignoring the important live-saving advice".
Police are asking people not to travel to Staffordshire beauty spots following concerns they are still visiting destinations such as Cannock Chase and the Roaches.
Ch Insp Mark Thorley, the Moorlands area commander, said: "We understand people want space and fresh air, but the problem is with large numbers of people arriving and being in close proximity to each other at car parks in popular parts of the county."
Image source, Staffordshire PoliceThe force said it was also putting people living in these rural areas at risk.
Officers will be patrolling the areas and asking people to move on.
"I would suggest that people exercise closer to their homes whilst keeping a safe distance apart," Ch Insp Thorley added.
Andy Giddings
BBC News
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