Three youths apprehended following reports of anti-social behavior in local parks.

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In a recent operation, law enforcement officials in Inverurie have apprehended three teenagers aged 16, 17, and 19 in connection with illegal riding of electric motorbikes. The arrests were made following a thorough investigation prompted by numerous reports of anti-social behavior in popular local areas, including Kellands Park, Ury Riverside Park, and Ospreys.
Background of the incidents
The surge in reports regarding the illegal use of electric motorbikes has raised significant concerns among residents and local authorities. These incidents not only disrupt the peace but also pose serious safety risks to both the riders and the community.
The police have been actively monitoring the situation, responding to complaints, and gathering evidence to address the issue effectively.
Charges and consequences
Following their arrest, the trio has been charged with multiple road traffic offenses. In addition to the legal repercussions, one electric motorbike has been seized by the authorities. This action underscores the seriousness with which Police Scotland is treating the matter, emphasizing that illegal riding will not be tolerated. Constable Zevenster of Police Scotland stated, “Anyone found riding an unregistered, illegal electric motorbike can have it seized by officers and removed to a contractor’s yard, with a significant cost to them.”
Community safety and police response
The police are urging the community to remain vigilant and report any further incidents of anti-social behavior. The involvement of youths in such activities not only endangers themselves but also poses a threat to the safety of others in the vicinity. The local authorities are committed to ensuring that the streets of Inverurie remain safe for all residents. Constable Zevenster further noted, “Additionally, their association with antisocial behaviour can pose a serious safety risk to members of our community and this behaviour will not be tolerated.”
As the investigation continues, the police are hopeful that increased awareness and community cooperation will help mitigate the risks associated with illegal electric motorbike riding. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to help maintain the safety and integrity of their neighborhoods.