A car has been seized and impounded after alleged hooning offences in East Arm.
Police say they noticed a Mitsubishi Triton doing a burnout in front of a group of people at an intersection on Dawson Street at 11pm on Saturday (February 14).
A 31-year-old male driver was issued an infringement notice, with the car seized and impounded for 48-hours.
It comes following multiple incidents in the East Arm area, with authorities flagging it as a hooning hot spot.
Senior Sergeant Dev Kanyilmaz says hooning behaviour is dangerous and will not be tolerated, with vehicles subject to seizure and further penalties under Territory law.
“Police will continue to target dangerous driving behaviour. Hooning is reckless, irresponsible and puts the community at risk. If you choose to endanger others, you can expect to lose your vehicle.”
