Mandurah Police operation cracks down on anti-social behaviour and illegal e-bikes and e-scooters
Key points
- Mandurah Police have seized four illegal e-rideables, including modified e-bikes taken from three teenagers. The teens, aged 14, 15 and 16, were charged with reckless driving and other offences after allegedly riding dangerously on Old Coast Road.
- They are due to appear in Mandurah Children’s Court on November 9. During a school holiday crackdown, 25 people on e-rideables were stopped for traffic offences.
- Separately, a group of e-bike and scooter riders caused chaos in Stirling, running red lights and filming while riding. One rider was arrested after being tracked by a police aircraft.
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