West Midlands Police are appealing for help to identify two riders after a black off-road motorcycle was reportedly ridden in an anti-social manner in Bilston.
The incident occurred on the afternoon of Friday, 7 August, when the vehicle was spotted on grassland along Bankfield Road, close to Morrison’s supermarket.
Although the image released by the police is somewhat blurry, officers believe the individuals may be recognisable due to their distinctive clothing.
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A police spokesperson commented: “Can you tell us who these riders are? We are continuing our efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour involving illegal motorcycle riding and want to speak to these two individuals.”
The motorcycle in question is believed to be a Surron model. This is part of a broader operation, known as Op Driftcloud, targeting anti-social off-road bike activity, with police conducting patrols in response to public information.
Members of the public who can provide any information are encouraged to contact West Midlands Police by calling 101 or using the live chat service available on their website at www.west-midlands.police.uk.
The police continue to rely on community support in addressing these concerns and emphasise the importance of reporting such incidents to help maintain safety in the area.