'˜We could seize them': Police warning over quad bikes ridden illegally in Skegness

By The Newsroom
Published 16th Feb 2017, 12:13 BST
Updated 28th Feb 2017, 11:35 BST
Police are warning quad bikes and off road bikes could be siezed if they are used illegally on beach. ANL-170216-125541001Police are warning quad bikes and off road bikes could be siezed if they are used illegally on beach. ANL-170216-125541001
Police are warning quad bikes and off road bikes could be siezed if they are used illegally on beach. ANL-170216-125541001
Skegness police are warning quad bike users they risk having their vehicles seized if they ride them off road illegally.

Reports of quad bikes and off road bikes have recently been reported being ridden in Bramley Walk, King George V walk, and Churchill Avenue in Skegness.

There have also been reports that off road bikes are being illegally ridden on the beach.

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Lincolnshire Coast Neighbourhood Policing Inspector Colin Haigh said “Police are progressing enquiries to identify offenders who will be dealt with robustly and could have their vehicles seized.