Two Arrested and Four Bikes Seized After Reckless Riding Spree on M11
High-Speed Havoc on M11
Essex Police swooped after reports of dangerous riding near Newport on the M11, heading southbound towards Stansted Airport. Around a dozen motorbikes were seen hurtling at breakneck speeds, putting motorists at serious risk.
The drama unfolded just before 3:40pm on Saturday, April 5, when officers tracked the speeding group as they pulled into Birchanger Services. Two suspects were arrested on the spot, and four motorbikes were seized under anti-social driving laws.
Suspects in Custody and Bikes Impounded
- A 35-year-old man from Enfield faces drug-driving accusations. He is currently released under investigation.
- A second man was initially charged with a public order offence but later de-arrested.
- Multiple riders received reports for various traffic offences.
Police Sound Off on Road Safety
“Our priority is to keep our roads safe. Reckless and dangerous riding poses a significant risk to other road users, and we will continue to take robust action against those who disregard road safety,” said an Essex Police spokesperson.
Call for Witnesses and CCTV Footage
Essex Police want the public’s help to nail all offenders involved. If you have CCTV, dash cam footage, or any information about this incident, you can:
- Report online at the Essex Police website or use their 24/7 Live Chat service via Digital 101.
- Call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
- Quote incident number 803 of 5 April.
Warning to Riders: Play Safe or Pay the Price
This crackdown sends a clear message: dangerous riding on high-speed roads will not be tolerated. Police urge all motorcyclists to stick to the rules and keep Britain’s roads safe.
