From RCIPS

On Sunday, 8 February, police received several complaints from concerned citizens, regarding motorcycles driving recklessly at high speeds along the public roadway on the Queen’s Highway in East End. Police responded and attempted to stop several motorcycles, however, they failed to stop for police. Following this, the RCIPS developed a strategic plan to respond to any further such reports.

The following Sunday, 15 February, police received reports of a number of vehicles, including several motorcycles, driving recklessly in the Eastern Districts. Officers responded and with the assistance of AOU assets, those involved were monitored and eventually intercepted by police.

Police seized multiple motorcycles, in accordance with section 77A of the Traffic Act (2026 Revision). Two men, ages 21 and 26, residing in Bodden Town, were also arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving, driving whilst not qualified, and driving without insurance.

The matter remains under investigation by the Traffic & Roads Policing Unit.

The police are warning motorcycle and other vehicle operators who speed, drive recklessly, use unlicensed and unroadworthy vehicles on the roads, or otherwise violate the Traffic Act, that they will be dealt with the full extent of the law, and vehicles may be seized under section 77A of the Act.