Police in Harrow have launched an investigation after seven motorcyclists were seen causing anti-social behaviour at Harrow View Point before riding off at speed when officers attempted to intervene.
The incident happened on the evening of Friday, 31 May, when officers from the Hatch End Safer Neighbourhood Team came across the group while on patrol.
In a post shared on social media, Harrow MPS said: “This evening PC 2087NW along with PC 2029NW and PCSO 7105NW from MPS Hatch End came across 7 motorcycles at Harrow View Point causing ASB. All 7 vehicles failed to stop for police and rode off at speed. We are currently making enquiries to identify all involved.”
Those involved could face a number of potential consequences depending on what offences are confirmed. This may include prosecution for failing to stop for police, dangerous or careless driving, or breaching anti-social behaviour laws.
Penalties could range from fines and penalty points to possible driving bans or court proceedings.
Anyone who saw what happened or has any information is urged to contact police on 101 or reach out anonymously via Crimestoppers.
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