It seems that people out during lock-down are quite often those set on trouble and reckless behaviour. (That's a casual observation, not a moral statement.) Th

It seems that people out during lock-down are quite often those set on trouble and reckless behaviour. (That's a casual observation, not a moral statement.) That's also the reason some European countries have full lock-down, as in curfews, because while most follow government recommendations, those that don't, operate in a vacuum without the checks and boundaries of normal social life and cause quite a lot more trouble and disturbance than they would in more normative circumstances.