West Lothian officers carry out patrols after ‘anti-social behaviour’ from off-road bikers

West Lothian police officers are conducting patrols in response to reports of anti-social behaviour by off-road bikers in the Broxburn Bing area. The police confirmed on Friday, November 22, that they were investigating following concerns raised by local residents.

The officers have been visiting addresses to speak with individuals who are known to frequent the area without permission. Police Scotland West Lothian spokesperson stated that patrols were carried out to address the numerous reports of anti-social behaviour caused by off-road bikers. They also mentioned that further actions are planned, and those identified as using unregistered motorbikes in the area will be prosecuted and have their bikes seized.

The police have urged the public to report any incidents by contacting 101 or using the contact form on the Police Scotland website. The investigations are ongoing, and police presence will continue in the Broxburn Bing area in the coming days to ensure the safety and well-being of the community.

This proactive approach by the West Lothian officers highlights their commitment to addressing anti-social behaviour and maintaining peace and order in the local area. The collaboration between the police and the community is essential in tackling such issues and creating a safe environment for residents to enjoy. By taking swift action and conducting patrols, the police demonstrate their dedication to upholding law and order in West Lothian.