Police seized an electric Sur-Ron motorbike. Image: Police Scotland/Steven Brown/DC Thomson
A 16-year-old boy has been charged after allegedly riding an electric motorbike in Dundee’s City Square.
Police seized a Sur-Ron electric bike after being called to reports of anti-social behaviour in the city centre on Saturday.
The teenager was arrested and charged with road traffic and drug offences.
Inspector Grant McGaughay of Dundee city centre said: “We are aware of a number of persons riding e-scooters and Sur-Ron bikes recklessly around Dundee including the city centre.
“Not only is this dangerous for those riding them, but the manner in which they’re ridden is a danger to the wider public.
“Our proactive approach to arrests of individuals and seizure of such bikes hopefully sends a message that we won’t tolerate this behaviour and demonstrates our commitment to keeping people safe.”
