Officers from Warwickshire Police served injunctions on 280 people who were involved in illegal cruising at Hams Hall distribution park, Lea Marston on Sunday night, March 7.
These were the latest to be served since Warwickshire County Council secured an injunction last year and if anyone re-offends before August 2011 they could face tough penalties including having their vehicles seized, fines and even a prison sentence.
During the pre planned operation officers also made one arrest, seized one vehicle and detected a number of traffic offences.
Inspector Robin Clifton, who led the operation, said: "illegal car cruises at Hams Hall have had a detrimental effect on people who live, work or travel in the area.
"Since Warwickshire County Council, working with police and other agencies, secured the injunction we have been able to significantly address this anti-social and often dangerous activity and we will continue to do so.
"The action taken on Sunday night shows the commitment towards enforcing this injunction. Those who were served with a copy of the injunction who and return to the site for the purpose of such anti social behaviour will be guilty of contempt of court and may face tougher consequences."
