Trio on stolen motorbike caught at Peterborough McDonald's

The stolen motorbike <i>(Image: Police)</i>
The stolen motorbike (Image: Police)
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A stolen motorbike without a number plate was seized after police spotted a rider and two passengers going through a McDonald's drive-through in Peterborough.

While at Brotherhood Retail Park earlier this week, officers noticed the vehicle but said that unfortunately, as soon as they spotted them, the trio ran off with their food.

However, police said that they left the motorbike behind.

Checks revealed it was stolen, so the vehicle has been recovered and investigations are ongoing.


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A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Constabulary said: "If those who were on the bike fancy talking to us about the incident, feel free to pop down to Thorpe Wood Police Station. 

"Advice about how to best protect your vehicle from thieves can be found on our website via https://orlo.uk/KVfcW

"If you suspect a crime is in progress, or someone is in immediate danger, always dial 999."

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