POLICE patrols are to be stepped up in North Flintshire after reports of youths riding off-road and electric bikes in an anti-social way.
As part of the initiative, Flintshire North PCSO Jessica Williams has warned parents of the rules surrounding such vehicles.
She said: "We have received a few reports of off-road bikes / off-road electric bikes being ridden in the woodlands [and] grassy area by the little park on Nant Y Coed and the cut through to Wood Lane in Holywell.
"The report states that youths are riding the bikes anti-socially and without helmets.
"If anyone has any CCTV footage or any further information that would assist please let me know.
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"If there are any parents/guardians who have bought their children off-road bikes, please can I advise that they should only be ridden on private land and also with the correct protective gear - not on public footpaths and roads.
"We will be increasing patrols in the area. Any information will be greatly appreciated."
Those with information can contact PCSO Williams by the following contacts: 01352 708378, mobile: 07890388826 or Email - jessica.williams@northwales.police.uk
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