Police stop a vehicle near Appleby in Cumbria around 1am on Friday and seize 99 “pyramid rings” that authorities describe as dangerous items. The vehicle is reported to be travelling toward the trade fields for Appleby Horse Fair, an annual event in the area. According to the report, officers confiscate the goods during the interception and the items are characterised as intended for use at the fair or related activity there. The accounts also describe the fair as a large gathering with visitors and traders travelling from across Europe, and the seized items are said to be destined for that wider audience. The reporting states the police action occurs close to the Cumbrian market town and frames the seizure as part of law enforcement efforts to prevent hazardous goods from reaching the event. Beyond the number of rings and the time and location of the stop, the sources provide limited detail on who was in the vehicle, whether charges are brought, or what specific dangers the rings pose.