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Sheriff's dragnet catches fine-dodgers

The Sheriff’s Office has caught seven motorists for outstanding infringements worth more than $85,000 after an operation in the Dandenong area. Four of the motorists had wheels clamped for unpaid fines worth more than $37,500. Another three were warned their licences would be revoked if they could not pay outstanding warrants within seven days. The seven drivers had 292 outstanding warrants among them.

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