The warrant was carried out in Luton on July 29, in connection with ongoing investigations into agricultural vehicle thefts affecting North Hertfordshire. Officers from the North Herts Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT), along with the Rural Operational Support Team (ROST), Bedfordshire Police Rural Crime Action Team (RCAT), and community teams, conducted the warrant. Reports from the North Herts rural community indicated vehicle thefts between the end of April and the end of May this year. The quad bikes were stolen from North Hertfordshire earlier this year, (Image: Herts police)In addition to the quad bikes, officers seized a Surron bike, a moped, and a trailer, all believed to have been stolen, used in criminal activity, or involved in antisocial behaviour. PC Craig Breen of the North Herts NPT said: "The seizure of these quad bikes is a positive result and demonstrates our commitment to tackling the criminality that has a significant impact on rural communities.