Police seize illegal motorbikes in crackdown on the Boothferry Estate in Hull

Police in Hull have seized a number of motorbikes from the streets as part of a continuing crackdown on illegal motorcycling.
By Emma Ryan
Published 17th Mar 2022, 11:02 BST

In the last week, Humberside Police officers, working on 'OpYellowfin', confiscated a total of three motorcycles, three bikes and two quadbikes from the streets on the Boothferry Estate in Hull.

The Hull Community Safety Partnership has been working on tackling the illegal use of motorbikes such as riding in an anti-social manner or riding a stolen motorcycles.

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Police in Hull have seized a number of motorbikes from the streets as part of a continuing crackdown on illegal motorcycling.Police in Hull have seized a number of motorbikes from the streets as part of a continuing crackdown on illegal motorcycling.
Police in Hull have seized a number of motorbikes from the streets as part of a continuing crackdown on illegal motorcycling.
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“Taking the feedback seriously working with Hull Community Safety partnership, we are committed to tackling the issue. Since launching, we have continued to engage with lots of people in the community who have been really pleased with the results.

“As well as disrupting those attempting to cause harm to our local communities, alongside the local authority, we have taken the opportunity to build and develop existing relationships with businesses and residents which will help support them to find and develop solutions to continue to tackle crimes affecting them."