Full Breakdown
Unauthorized Coursing Convoy on a Cambridgeshire Farm
7/25/2026, 11:21:48 AM
Event Overview
In a remote part of Cambridgeshire, a convoy of more than a dozen four-wheel-drive vehicles entered a farmyard while Mathew Latta was preparing lunch. The drivers cut the iron gates with an angle grinder and moved concrete blocks to clear a path, then drove over the fields at speed, tearing crops and skirting the garden fence. Over 70 men, dressed in military-style fatigues and balaclavas, exited the vehicles, played music, and released leashed dogs that began hunting hares. The gathering lasted roughly three hours before the participants dispersed, leaving four cars—including one burnt-out wreck—behind.
Damage and Resident Experience
Latta’s family was confined to their home while the convoy moved through the property. He reported repeatedly calling the police without receiving a response. The incident also involved the convoy forcing other cars off the road and robbing a petrol station during a 20-mile (32 km) stretch of the county earlier that day.
Official Response
No police or local-authority statement was provided in the reporting. The only account of law-enforcement interaction comes from Latta, who said the police did not arrive despite multiple calls.
Verbatim Quote
- “They were all stood up on their cars with binoculars,” — Mathew Latta — Mathew Latta
