WEEKLY ROUND UP

WEEKLY ROUND UP

WEEKLY ROUND UP!!!

✅ Good News from  St Michael's Team 2 ✅

Officers have arrested an individual for Attempted Murder, Two individuals for a standard recall, they are currently residing at Coventry's finest establishments, the CHACE AVENUE POLICE STATION.

During the last week your local neighbourhood officers have conducted a number of community engagements which included giving crime prevention advice and giving out a few basic preventative items. PCSO  have also conducted foot patrols and vehicle patrols. Regarding crime prevention, officers are raising awareness by conducting high visibility patrols, target hardening, speaking to members of the community around the City Centre and Fargo. 

We know that the misuse of e-bikes and e-scooters is growing concern for our communities. When these vehicles are unlawfully modified or used irresponsibly, they can pose a real risk to pedestrians, other road users, and the rider themselves. Our priority is keeping everyone safe. While legal and responsible use of e-bikes is perfectly acceptable, illegal adaptations and dangerous riding will not be tolerated. St Michael's Team 2 on a joint operation with Road Traffic and Coventry BID have seized five illegal E-Bikes in the city centre today as part of Neighbourhood Policing Week. One rider was also arrested for immigration offences.

The ins and outs of e-scooter and electric bike law…

While certain electrically assisted pedal cycles (EAPCs) can be used legally, they must meet strict requirements, including limits on power output and the need to be pedal assisted.

To be legal it must:

It is currently illegal to ride a privately owned e-scooter on public roads, pavements or cycle lanes in the UK. Under UK law, they are classed as motor vehicles. This means they require both a driving licence and insurance. The operation focused on tackling the illegal use of electrically assisted pedal cycles (e-bikes) and e-scooters, particularly those being used without insurance, or in an anti-social manner.

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Crime prevention tips…

Luxury car theft is on the rise in the West Midlands. It takes less than 60 seconds for thieves to take your car from your driveway.  

If your car has Keyless Entry and Start (PKES), it can be stolen by ‘Relay Attack’ 

Stop this happening by layering up your security: 
 

If your vehicle is stolen, never put yourself at risk. Call police immediately on 999 if you see it being stolen, or if you discover it has gone you can report it to us online or call 101. 

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