Two vehicles allegedly seen hooning through a Milford Park earlier this week are now out of action thanks to Police.
On Monday afternoon Police received a report from a concerned local resident stating they could see two BMWs doing burnouts at Sylvan Park.
Waitematā Road Policing Manager, Inspector Jason Edwards, says officers were on the scene quickly and located one vehicle parked in front of an open gate and the other on the grass.
“Both vehicles were covered in grass and the field was covered in tyre marks.
“We’re incredibly thankful to the member of the public who called to report this incident.
“Drivers who engage in this behaviour can expect enforcement action, including having their vehicle impounded and facing the courts,” Inspector Edwards says.
“We will continue to respond to this dangerous activity, and you will be held accountable.”
Both drivers have been charged and had their vehicles impounded.
Police encourage the public to continue reporting any anti-social road user activity on 111 as it is happening.
Information can also be reported online or by calling 105.
Two men, aged 21 and 22, have been charged with operating a motor vehicle with sustained loss of traction.
They will appear in North Shore District Court next month.
