Three arrests have been made after a police crackdown in Lancaster saw two e-bikes being seized.
Police conducted an operation in Skerton, targeting drug dealing, nuisance vehicles and e-bikes.
PC Joe Danson said: “The results of the operation were two vehicles seized, one of which contained a stolen quad bike and two suspected stolen off-road motorbikes in the rear compartment.
‘’Two illegal electric bikes were seized - one Sur-Ron and one high-powered modified push bike – while two people summonsed to court for driving offences, and seven stop searches for drugs were made.’’
“We will continue to target and disrupt criminality in our communities and take action on any information that is provided to us by you.’’
You can report any criminality on the Lancashire Police website at https://doitonline.lancashire.police.uk/PEDisclaimer/Create, by phoning 101 or 999, or if you wish to provide information anonymously, via Crimestoppers.


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