Six men have been sentenced after police examined 20 hours of CCTV footage in relation to a car meet near Norwich. 

Two men appeared at Great Yarmouth Magistrates' Court on Tuesday (September 4), following the car meet on June 12 in Wendover Road in Rackheath.

Both pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention and had four points put on their licence.

Tyler Pearcy-Quinton, 25, of Church View in Ormesby, was also fined £153 and ordered to pay a £34 victim surcharge and costs of £105. 

Charlie Webb, 23, of Keyes Avenue in Great Yarmouth, was fined £138 and ordered to pay a £34 victim surcharge and £105 in costs. 

The court date comes after four men were sentenced in relation to the same car meet. 

On August 17, two men attended Great Yarmouth Magistrates' Court and both pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention.

Nathan Nichols, 22, of Downham Road in Swaffham, was fined £135 and ordered to pay a £54 victim surcharge as well as £105 in costs. 

Ryan Cook, 23, of Foxglove Close in North Walsham, was fined £150 and ordered to pay a £60 victim surcharge and £105 in costs.

Both men had four points put on their licence. 

Two men also pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention at Norwich Crown Court on August 4. 

Scott Blackpool, 20, of Low Road in Thurlton, was fined £115 and ordered to pay £105 in costs. 

He was also awarded four points on his licence.

William Powell, 22, of Chatham Road in Bath, was awarded four points on his licence.

Investigating officer, Sgt Ade Hales said: “This was a large investigation with more than 20 hours of CCTV evidence being secured following the modified car event. 

“Large modified car events attract dangerous and careless driving on public roads and public spaces.

"Such examples of dangerous driving will not be tolerated by either the police or the courts, and these convictions over the past few weeks are testimony to enforcement action being taken to identify, trace and prosecute such drivers."