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We’re cracking down on anti-social behaviour and illegal off-road bikes which are causing a nuisance in communities ❌ Our new off-road bikes will allow us to enter and patrol public parks, paths, and wasteland and track down offenders 🏍️ Full story 👉

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Darren Robinsonvor 3 Jahren

Come to woodgate valley country park and lye avenue estate . B32 area

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dave o'brienvor 3 Jahren

Really? we had the usual 3 illegal off road bikes, two illegal mopeds and one illegal quad bike doing as they please where i live on the bank holiday and all day today

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Sarah Hanson 🐝 🦋 🐞vor 3 Jahren

This is good news for areas where access is only on foot or by drone; Woodgate being one. The communities affected most must now help by submitting intelligence on where these quads and other off road vehicles are being stored

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Tanveer Razavor 3 Jahren

Good work

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Deport Foreign Criminalsvor 3 Jahren

We’re not cracking down on burglaries, vehicle thefts and drug wars

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The Truth like it or not.vor 3 Jahren

illegal off-road bikes what's a legal off-road bike?

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Andy Weaver #MBGA 🇬🇧vor 3 Jahren

@PhilDolbyWMP Tried to report nuisance bikes in Sutton Park yesterday, 101 & web chat absolutely useless, no wonder people can’t be bothered reporting incidents to the police @AndrewmitchMP @SimonFosterPCC

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