As a growing number of serious injuries and deaths involving electric bicycles and motorcycles raises concerns across Southern California, a Seal Beach community Tuesday demanded accountability from parents when their children ride e-bikes recklessly. The Seal Beach Rotary Club hosted a meeting during which officials from the Orange County District Attorney's Office heard from community members, including a 72-year-old Seal Beach woman who was struck by a teen riding an e-motorcycle in March. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREStephanie Potter spent two weeks in the ICU and another four weeks in rehabilitation. Then in May, a 13-year-old boy from Santa Ana died after crashing his e-motorcycle into a center median in Garden Grove. Prosecutors told the Seal Bean community parents are being held accountable.