Police in Fife have arrested a teenager in Methil as part of their efforts to crack down on antisocial behaviour involving quad and motor bikes.
The 18 year old male was charged for driving an off-road motorcycle on a public road.
He has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal for being disqualified, uninsured and not wearing a helmet.
Sergeant Robert Gassner said: “Operation Reflector continues to address the problem and detect people who drive off road motorcycles illegally.
“We will continue to resource this initiative and we have both uniform and plain-clothes officers in areas to detect offenders. People engaged in this type of activity are a danger to themselves and also members of the public."
Officers are warning constant offenders that they can be imprisoned.
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