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An off-road bike has been seized, after officers responded to reports from residents about a rider repeatedly travelling up and down a street in the area.
The incident was dealt with by officers from the Leeds District Off Road Bike Team, who attended following information provided by members of the public.
Document check reveals offences
After locating the bike, officers carried out checks on the vehicle and its documentation.
The checks identified offences relating to the bike's use, leading officers to take enforcement action.
The bike was subsequently seized under Section 165 powers.
Police praise residents for reporting incidents
Leeds District Off Road Bike Team said the seizure highlights the importance of information provided by local residents.
Officers said reports from the public help them identify areas experiencing problems with illegal or anti-social riding, allowing patrols to be directed where they are most needed.
Public urged to continue reporting concerns
Police are encouraging residents to continue reporting issues involving off-road bikes and anti-social vehicle use.
They say information from local communities plays a key role in helping officers tackle nuisance riding and take action against those breaking the law.
FULL statement from West Yorkshire Police
A spokesperson said: "Bike Seized Following Community Reports in Farnley
"Officers from the Leeds District Off Road Bike Team responded to reports of a bike being repeatedly ridden up and down a street in the Farnley area.
"Officers located the bike and carried out a document check, which identified offences relating to its use.
"The bike was subsequently seized under Section 165.
They added: "This is another example of how information from local residents helps officers identify areas experiencing problems and take action against illegal and anti-social riding.
"Keep the reports coming, they help us target our patrols where they are needed most.