[60D Offence under section 60C: seizure of property etc]
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 (1994 c 33) | Legislation

[60D  Offence under section 60C: seizure of property etc]

[(1)     If a constable reasonably suspects that an offence has been committed under section 60C, the constable may seize and remove any relevant property that appears to the constable—

(a)     to belong to the person who the constable suspects has committed the offence (“P”);

(b)     to be in P's possession; or

(c)     to be under P's control.

(2)     “Relevant property” means—

(a)     a vehicle (wherever located) which, for the purposes of section 60C(1)(b) (in the case of an offence under section 60C(2)(a)) or for the purposes of section 60C(2)(b)(ii) (in the case of an offence under section 60C(2)(b)), the constable suspects P had or intended to have with them, or

(b)     any other property that is on the relevant land.

(3)     The “relevant land” is the land

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