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There have also been reports of them being used dangerously and by drug dealers.
Sergeant David Arnold said: “As a neighbourhood team we tackle the issues the local community feel most strongly about and over the past few weeks we have received a lot of calls and messages around the increased use of e-scooters.”
Police can issue a warning to those riding an e-scooter in an anti-social manner and can be in a position to seize the scooter if ignored.
He added: “It is important people abide by the law around use of electric scooters.
“They are only legal to ride on private land with the landowner’s permission or as part of a government trial.
Bike thief Kevin Champion has been banned from two rail stations
- Credit: Cambs Cops
A prolific Cambridge bike thief has been handed a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO).
Kevin Champion, 45, of no fixed abode, was given the two-year CBO at Cambridge Magistrates’ Court.
The order states he must not go to Cycle Point at Cambridge Railway Station and Cambridge North Railway Station cycle park.
The CBO follows a conviction for two counts of bike theft one count of going equipped to steal in December last year where he was sentenced to 22 weeks in prison.
PC Jamie Tumber said: “The local neighbourhood team are working closely with partners including Cambridge Business Against Crime (CAMBAC) and businesses in the city to tackle bike theft by putting people like Champion before the courts.
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