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Biker arrested for causing nuisance in Folkestone town centre riding off-ride bike loudly in town

10:00, 17 April 2015

updated: 10:03, 17 April 2015

A biker who caused havoc for residents in Folkestone town centre has been arrested.

Officers were called following reports from half a dozen people the rider was causing a nuisance riding his off-road bike illegally around the town centre on Saturday.

They are now trying to trace the bike and other riders suspected of riding illegally.

Motocross bike like the one causing nuisance in Folkestone town centre. Stock image. Picture: Wikipedia
Motocross bike like the one causing nuisance in Folkestone town centre. Stock image. Picture: Wikipedia

An 18-year-old has since been arrested following inquiries made by the town's PCSOs and Shepway Civil Enforcement Officers to identify the man.

He has been released on bail while police investigate further.

Six different people reported the incident on Saturday, April 11 and that the man was allegedly riding around the town centre not wearing a helmet, without insurance, riding dangerously and causing a nuisance.

Handcuffs. Stock image. Picture: Thinkstock
Handcuffs. Stock image. Picture: Thinkstock

To report dangerous or nuisance bikes call Kent Police on 101.

Anyone with information about who is responsible, or anyone with information that would help the investigation, is asked to phone 01303 289270 (answerphone) or email: csu.shepway@kent.pnn.police.uk

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