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'Illegal and highly dangerous' - Gardaí seize quad bike from pair of 10-year-olds
Gardaí in Cork seized a quad bike from two 10-year-olds on Tuesday.
The gardaí from Blackrock Community Policing Unit were on routine patrol in Mahon when they spotted two young children with the quad bike in a public park.
While on routine patrol in Mahon, Co. Cork yesterday, Garda Smiddy and Garda Ring from the Blackrock Community Policing Unit seized this quad bike.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 23, 2025
It was being used by two 10 year old children in a public park without an adult.
Illegal and highly dangerous. #SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/BvOgCfRX5s
The children had no adult supervision, which the gardaí said was illegal and "highly dangerous."
The quad was since seized.
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