Cops tell Scots to stop grassing up people breaking lockdown rules
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dailyrecord.co.ukNosy neighbours have been told by cops to stop grassing up people flouting the lockdown. Police are anticipating a surge in visitors to beauty spots and beaches in East Lothian during the good weather this weekend.
But with officers patrolling beaches up to six times a day, well-meaning but overzealous neighbours have been told to reign it in.Sun-seekers were reminded to only go within walking distance to make a journey.Police Scotland Chief Inspector Neil Mitchell said: "I wanted to take this opportunity to ask everyone to stay at home and only visit your local parks and beaches if they are within walking distance from your home. "My officers do not want to stop local people enjoying the outdoors but at this time we must ensure that the
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