Police seize four E-scooters in North Belfast after reports of riders weaving dangerously in traffic

Police seize four E-scooters in North Belfast after reports of riders weaving dangerously in traffic Police have said they will be taking a "proactive response" to reports of dangerous and illegal use of E-scooters 18:47, 12 Feb 2026 Four E-scooters have been seized in Belfast following reports of young riders "weaving dangerously" in traffic while dressed in all black. ‌ Officers working from Tennent Street Police Station have said they will be taking a "proactive response" to reports of dangerous and illegal use of E-scooters with four of them being seized recently with the riders facing possible driving offences. ‌ Police have appealed to parents to not let their children use E-scooters on the roads, warning that they or members of the public risk serious injury. ‌ : : A PSNI spokesperson said: "Following ongoing community concerns around the dangerous and illegal use of E-scooters in North Belfast officers from Tennent Street have implemented a proactive response to this. "Last night 4 E-scooters have been seized and riders are facing potential prosecution for driving offences. The use of E-scooters on public roads and footpaths is illegal and we are receiving reports of young riders weaving dangerously on our roads between cars often dressed all in black. Article continues below "Parents we appeal to you, do not let your children ride these on public roads. They are at massive risk of injury to themselves and other members of the public. We will continue our efforts to tackle this issue." For all the latest news, visit the homepage here and sign up to our daily newsletter here.