Suspected stolen quad bikes seized from vehicle on A21

Two suspected stolen quad bikes were seized after police stopped a vehicle on the A21.
By Stephen Wynn-Davies
Published 12th Jun 2020, 09:57 BST
Updated 12th Jun 2020, 09:58 BST
Picture: Hastings PolicePicture: Hastings Police
Picture: Hastings Police

Hastings and Rother prevention officers said they responded to information on Thursday (June 11) in Sussex, and, together with Kent Road Policing Units, stopped a vehicle on the A21 in Kent.

A man was arrested and two suspected stolen quad bikes were recovered, Hastings Police said.

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Acting Sergeant Brett White at Battle Police Station said: “We are continuing to develop our cross-border working relationship with Kent Police and I hope our efforts today highlight our ongoing commitment to tackle cross-border crime."

If you are the owner of either the quad bikes, please contact Sussex Police on 101, quoting reference 0695 11/06/2020, PC Richard Laws CL088.

Hastings Police urged people to report any sightings of suspicious activity or crimes in action, especially within rural communities, by calling 999 at the time.