Police are appealing for witnesses following a report an elderly man was hit by an off-road bike in Connah’s Quay.
The alleged incident is reported to have happened between the Quay Medical Centre and Tesco Express at around 6.10pm yesterday (Monday, September 19).
The alleged incident is one of many off-road bike issues faced by Flintshire Police lately.
Anybody who witnessed the incident, or recognises the motorcyclist or the bike in the images above, is asked to contact officers on 101, or via the website, using reference 22000699931.
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PC James Sankey said: “We appreciate the public is becoming frustrated with the use of off-road bikes in the area, and I would like to reassure people that we are working hard to crack down on this anti-social behaviour and to catch individuals causing a nuisance.
“Operation Blue Takeoff has recently been launched as part of our ongoing drive to tackle the illegal use of off-road bikes, targeting individuals using unmarked vehicles, plain clothed officers, and drones.
“However, we require continued information and reports from the public to ensure we have up to date information, descriptions, and locations of where these bikes are being used. Those who are caught will have their bike seized.
“If you witnessed the above incident or have any information that can helps us with our enquiries, please contact us via our live webchat online or on 101 quoting reference 22000699931.”
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