Four illegal e-bikes that were seized by Mandurah Police during a school holiday operation will be crushed.
The blitz, combining the use of drones and ground patrols, targeted anti-social behaviour and the use of illegal e-ridables in Falcon and Halls Head.
A total of 25 riders were located resulting in numerous traffic offences and the seizure of four e-bikes.
Those bikes will be destroyed.
One of the e-bikes that will be destroyed. PIC: WA Police
In one instance, police allegedly spotted three teenagers riding recklessly on Old Coast Road in Halls Head on Wednesday, October 7.
"It will be further alleged upon investigation, the e-bikes - classified as motorcycles due to significant modification - were found to be unlicensed," a WA Police spokesperson said.
A 14, 15 and 16-year-old have each been charged with reckless driving, no authority to drive and using an unlicensed vehicle on the road.
They will each appear before the Mandurah Children’s Court on November 9.
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