An uninsured e-scooter has been seized after a short pursuit where the rider rode away from officers.
The incident happened in Cornard Road in Sudbury on Saturday, October 12.
Officers encountered a male on an e-scooter who used it to get away.
He was located a short distance away and issued with a traffic offence report for road traffic offences.
The vehicle was seized and taken to a recovery agent with a spokesman for the police stating it would cost the owner in excess of £150 to be released.
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E-scooters are classed as mechanically propelled vehicles and using one on a road or public place without insurance is an offence.
A spokesman for the police continued: "We are aware how these types of vehicles blight Sudbury and cause anti-social behaviour when not used legally.
"Officers will continue to deal with offences involving anti-social behaviour driving to make Sudbury and the surrounding areas as safe for everyone."
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