Two stolen motorbikes have been seized after being spotted being ridden in the area by two males.
Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) Emmett and Sparks identified the vehicles and took action to remove them from the streets.
Thames Valley Police said the operation had disrupted further offending and prevented the vehicles from being accessed by criminals.
The force said stolen motorbikes are “frequently used to commit crime and cause anti-social behaviour”.
A police spokesperson said removing the vehicles from the roads helped protect local communities and sent a message to those involved in criminal activity.
“This wasn’t luck. It was proactive policing, and we’ll keep doing it,” the force said.
No further details about the two riders or any arrests have been provided.
The seizure is part of ongoing police efforts to identify and remove stolen vehicles being used in communities.
