Your Local Area

Enter your postcode to find local community information schemes and citizens patrols close to you

WHEELIE UNFORTUNATE INCIDENT AS CRIMINALS FAIL TO GET A GRIP ON STOLEN BIKES

Alert message sent 23/06/2022 20:05:00

Information sent on behalf of South Yorkshire Police

The Parson Cross Team clampdown on stolen vehicles in our area continued today. The pictured scooter was stolen from the Stockbridge area no less than 24 hours earlier and will now be reunited with itâ€™s rightful owner.

The rider and his passenger thought they could evade the team, however were quickly left red faced when they turned into a cul-de-sac and were forced to ditch the scooter and run in 27 degree heat. Now not wearing helmets is silly, especially when you are on a stolen vehicle, but even more so when the dashcam of the police vehicle is pointing straight at you.

Unfortunately for these two they also decided to run through some barbed wire leaving further traces of their thoroughbred DNA behind - perhaps stick to the tricycles chaps.

Should you have any information you wish to share with us regarding this or other illegal off road bike activity please contact the team on email at:

sheffield_neighbourhoods_northeast_parsoncross@southyorks.pnn.police.uk

We welcome all images, dash-cam footage, etc that allows us take the appropriate action. All information as always treated with the strictest of confidence.

Message sent by

Scott Sarson (Police, Sgt, Sheffield, North East Neighbourhood Team, Parson Cross)

Attached files
File name		File size
	IMG_5130 (002).PNG	2,870.6 KB

Send a reply

Message tag words

Back to previous page

Click here to tweet this message to your followers

@FollowAlertMessages

Discuss this alert message

Please see terms below before using this feature

Please be aware that the facility above is a Facebook service, posting your views will make some of your Facebook information visible to everyone (as with any Facebook activity).

The system administrators (VISAV Limited) monitor the content added. Any misuse or objectionable material should be reported to support@neighbourhoodalert.co.uk.

The views expressed do not represent the views of the system administrators who are VISAV Limited, the Police, Neighbourhood Watch and other Information Provider using this service.