What you should do if you see child riding an e-scooter
Police are aware of concerns in the community
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Police have issued guidance on what to do if you see an underage rider on an electric scooter.
Staple Hill councillor Ian Boulton revealed last week that the local beat team had informed him of recent reports of parents hiring Voi scooters for their children, despite riders needing to be at least 18 and have a valid driving licence.
Defenceless man was pummelled on floor of pub
David Hewitt was seen to punch Greg Whittle some eight or nine times after scrap
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A man pummelled someone as he lay defenceless on the floor of a Portishead pub.
David Hewitt got involved as trouble flared in the Old Mill, Bristol Crown Court heard.
More than 60 people said they were injured by police in the first three Kill the Bill protests
Including 20 who said they were hit by police batons
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Police have defended their actions at the first three ‘Kill The Bill’ protests in Bristol after as many as 62 people reported they were injured by police officers.
The senior police officer in charge of policing the protests said her officers had ‘an obligation to act’ when incidents of disorder occur.
Bristol Riots: Harrowing CCTV released of Bridewell Police Station under siege
Damage to police vehicles cost more than £30,000
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Harrowing footage has been released of Bridewell Police Station under siege as rioters attack the building.
Avon and Somerset police has shared the short clip as they continue to hunt for suspects after a night of violence in Bristol on March 21.
Warning to parents illegally hiring Voi e-scooters for their children
Police will be prioritising enforcement of illegal riding, says a local councillor
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Police in South Gloucestershire have received reports of parents hiring electric scooters for their children.
Staple Hill Councillor Ian Boulton revealed officers have asked him to warn locals it is not legal to ride a Voi scooter without a valid driving licence.