Officers in Stroud, including two who volunteered during their rest day, carried out patrols on Sunday, July 26 following information that off-road bikes are entering the policing area. Using an off-road Polaris vehicle, they covered multiple locations where these bikes have previously been reported, although no off-road bikes were found during the operation. Police are cracking down on illegal off-road biking in Stroud after various incidents (Image: Stroud Police)A spokesperson for Stroud police said: "While officers didn't encounter any off-road bikes on this occasion, our patrols provided a visible police presence and reassurance to local residents. "Your support, information and feedback are always appreciated and play a vital role in helping us keep our neighbourhoods safe. If you have information regarding the use of illegal off-road bikes, please report it via 101, online, or anonymously through Crimestoppers.