POLICE caught a rider after they allegedly ripped up moorland on a quad in a Bradford district area.
Operation Steerside officers found the mud-plastered Yamaha along with the rider in Keighley.
The rider was issued with a Section 59 warning and reported to Bradford Council for breaching an anti-social driving PSPO.
Officers found this @YMUKofficial quad plastered in mud along with the rider, who had been ripping up the moorland in the @WYP_Keighley area. Rider issued with a S.59 warning and reported to @bradfordmdc @Safer_Bradford for a breach of the anti-social driving PSPO.#opsteerside pic.twitter.com/Bsy43aFwV4
— Steerside Enforcement Team (@WYP_Steerside) May 13, 2024
Elsewhere, police seized an unregistered off-road motorbike that had previously failed to stop for officers.
This unregistered off road bike had previously failed to stop for officers. Enquiries led us to an address in the Thorpe Edge area of @WYP_BradfordE where it was seized under S.59 Police Reform Act powers.#opsteerside pic.twitter.com/FP7DhntgVo
— Steerside Enforcement Team (@WYP_Steerside) May 13, 2024
Enquiries led them to an address in the Thorpe Edge area of Bradford East.
The Operation Steerside Team has been dedicated to tackling dangerous and anti-social driving in Bradford since the initiative was launched in 2016.
It evolved in 2018 into a multi-agency partnership and has continued ever since to proactively take on illegal use of the road.
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