The Ely neighbourhood team were joined by officers from the Roads Policing Unit and the anti-social off-road team (#ASORT) and Cardiff Council at the weekend to tackle off-road bikes riding in an anti-social manner in Cardiff.
The riders were reported in the Ely and Rumney areas and as a result, four off-road vehicles were seized.
Two Surron electric motorbikes and a large machete seized
Two abandoned blue quad bikes found and recovered
Local Policing Inspector Ben Davies said:
“We know that off-road bikes are a concern for our communities and Operation Red Mana is a policing operation dedicated to tackling the issue.
“Such use of off-road bikes is not only against road traffic regulations but is also extremely dangerous.
“Our concerns are that someone could be hurt by these bikes which are being ridden at high-speed and also the noise which is damaging quality of life for residents.”
Operation Red Mana is supported by Auto-Cycle Union Ltd (ACU), the recognised National Governing Body for Motorcycle Sport in Great Britain (less Northern Ireland) and the Amateur Motorcycling Association (AMCA).
We would encourage the public to report any general information regarding the illegal use of off-road bikes by e-mailing opredmana@south-wales.police.uk
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