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Dear Resident, Officers and specialist teams in Coventry are working hard to crack down on antisocial behaviour and issues that we know are having a really negative effect on the local community. To those using these vehicles or if you know someone who has one, we want to be clear. Dangerous and reckless driving of a vehicle in a public space will not be tolerated by West Midlands Police. Your vehicle will be seized and crushed if you do not follow the law. You can also be arrested, prosecuted, and given a fine. Did you know? What we’re doing about illegal off-road bikes and other illegal vehicles: We have a specialist team of off-road motorcyclists who can enter public parks, paths, and wastelands to track down offenders. We also have trained more officers to carry SelectaDNA spray which helps local teams forensically mark and track offenders. We are listening to the concerns of local residents and businesses. We have carried out numerous off-road bike operations across the West Midlands, and have seized multiple off-road bikes. We have also released a new information leaflet and warning posters asking the public to report illegal use of off-road bikes in their area. Thanks to your reports, we've recently had great success in the Holbrooks and Longford area, read more about it here.
To those that are so negatively affected by this type of activity, we need your help to track down illegal off-road bikes and other vehicles. If you spot off-road bikes in a public space or know the location where off-road bikes are being stored, please get in touch using the different options below. You can report a range of antisocial behaviour to Coventry Council by reporting online or by calling 08085 834333 Other ways to report antisocial behaviour in your area You can report crime 100% anonymously on the Crimestoppers helpline 0800 555 111 or by visiting their website at www.crimestoppers-uk.org Tell us what you know by completing a form online here or by calling 101. If you believe life is in danger please call 999. | ||||
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