Cowra’s crackdown on dangerous drivers has continued, following a swift response to some weekend antics.

NSW Police said that on Saturday 16 August, Cowra Police responded swiftly to reports of a white ute doing burnouts at Harry Chapman Park, Cowra.

Officers located the vehicle, and a 20-year-old male was arrested.

The young man is now facing charges for malicious damage, mid-range drink driving (PCA) and driving unaccompanied on a learner license.

Sharing the news online, Chifley Police District congratulated the officers on their quick response and for the local police’s efforts in keeping the community safe.

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Police would not be drawn on any further investigations or comment on the incident after being contacted by the Cowra Guardian.

If you have any information on dangerous driving, you can contact Cowra Police Station on (02) 6341 5099 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. In an emergency, please call 000.