Police issued advice to the driver of a $9.5m Ferrari out on a magazine shoot in Oxfordshire this week.
The Wantage Neighbourhood Police Team were out on patrol at beauty spots conducting patrols to deter vehicle break-ins and other rural crime when they came across the "ultra-rare" car.
The photographers using the 1962 Pininfarina Ferrari for the magazine shoot were advised by police against leaving valuable equipment in their vehicle and were even provided with a ‘Smartwater’ forensic marking kit.
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The police team have also been busy this week elsewhere attending various events and conduction operations.
This included attending the Williams F1 Family Festival, completing safeguarding work with vulnerable victims of fraud, conducting a shop inspection alongside Trading Standards and completing routine ASB patrols around Wantage town centre, Kings Park and Grove.
The team also seized multiple prohibited items an ongoing investigation, resulting in a person being arrested, and assisted the Didcot and Wallingford counterparts with patrolling Bunkfest.
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