Police officers have reported activity involving anti-social behaviour, dangerous driving, drugs, arrests and court proceedings across Chesham and Amersham.
In a neighbourhood policing round-up, Thames Valley Police said officers have been carrying out regular patrols in Chesham following concerns about anti-social behaviour.
Police said one driver of a Porsche fled from officers and is due to appear in court for a number of alleged offences.
In a separate incident, officers arrested a burglary suspect who allegedly drove dangerously while attempting to evade police in a van before crashing the vehicle.
Police said that he was remanded in custody and has since been given a custodial sentence for multiple offences.
Elsewhere, officers in Amersham reported a disqualified driver for summons after spotting them behind the wheel. Police also removed an uninsured vehicle from the road.
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Another incident saw a man on an electric bike attempt to make off from officers before riding into a police car, according to police.
A spokesperson for Thames Valley Police said: “The rider was detained and another illegal bike has been taken off the streets.”
The force also reported four positive stop searches across Chesham and Amersham, with illegal drugs recovered on each occasion. Police said those involved were dealt with through out-of-court disposals.
In a further arrest, officers detained and arrested a person wanted for breaching court orders after a foot chase through gardens. Police said the offender appeared before court the following day.
A spokesperson for the force said: “We're not going anywhere.
“Whether it's tackling Anti-Social behaviour, pursuing offenders, or taking unsafe drivers off the road, we will continue to be visible across our neighbourhoods and disrupt those who choose to commit crime.
“For the vast majority of law-abiding residents, thank you for your continued support.
“For those considering offending, we'd strongly recommend finding a different hobby.”
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