Youths on scrambler bikes were spotted launching fireworks at cars in Connah’s Quay on Bonfire Night. The group fled into a field as police arrived on the scene. North Wales Police are seeking information to identify the individuals involved. The incident took place in the Mold Road area, with three to four bikes carrying two riders each, without helmets, targeting vehicles with fireworks. The North Flintshire policing team posted a statement on Facebook, highlighting the dangerous behaviour. They expressed concerns about the high risk posed to both the youths and the public. The police emphasised the need for community intelligence to track down the offenders and prevent potential accidents.
Throughout the evening, authorities received numerous reports of youths setting off fireworks in the Deeside region. Officers responded to the calls and discovered burnt-out fireworks at the scene. Despite their presence, the suspects evaded capture upon spotting the police. Furthermore, police encountered a family igniting fireworks at Flint Castle and obtained their information for follow-up investigations regarding possible damages.
The North Wales Police urged the public to report any information regarding the identities and locations of the individuals involved in the reckless behaviour. The force cautioned against pursuing the offenders on the road to prevent potential harm to themselves and others. Anonymous tips can be provided through CrimeStoppers to assist in the apprehension of the culprits. The collaborative efforts of community members and the police are crucial in ensuring the safety and security of the area.
The authorities are actively working to identify the suspects and prevent further incidents of anti-social behaviour. The appeal for information underscores the importance of community cooperation in maintaining public safety. North Wales Police are committed to addressing such incidents and rely on the support of residents to combat unlawful activities effectively. Stay updated on the latest news developments by signing up for our newsletter to receive Welsh news directly to your inbox.