An offshore rescue that led to three men being fined was just one example from the weekend where over 200 fixed penalty notices were issued for breaching Coronavirus regulations. On Sunday, 24 January 2021 the trio traveled from Staffordshire to Southend by car before using their boat in an attempt to reach the historical Red Sands Sea Fort, Whitstable. However, they got into difficulties and had to be rescued by the Coastguard and other emergency services. They were brought into Sheerness Docks where they told officers they had intended to spend the night at the sea fort. The men, who were aged between 31 and 41, were issued with fines for breaching Coronavirus regulations. The trio was among 202 people issued with fines for breaching regulations between Friday, 22 January and Sunday, 24 January. Since the start of the year, 737 people have been fined. The total since March 2020 stands at 1,085. HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL AND LIKE THIS VIDEO FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/uk.crimewatch FOLLOW ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/CrimeWatch_UK FOLLOW ON ODYSEE https://odysee.com/$/invite/@CrimeWatchUK:b (ODYSEE is the same as youtube but you earn CRYPTOCURRENCY for viewing content it's new and stocks are low so get in quick for your share in the action, oh and it's FREE) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8br1OS4gSlc