Australian retirement village seeks patrols after alleged teen e-bike incidents

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Australian retirement village seeks patrols after alleged teen e-bike incidents

Daily Mail · 39 minutes ago

Residents at Tarragal Glen Retirement Village in Erina, New South Wales, say they no longer feel safe after alleged repeated incidents involving young e-bike riders. The village claims groups of teenagers have abused residents, ridden dangerously, damaged property and disrupted communal areas, prompting calls for greater police intervention.

Village manager Jodie Shelly said the behaviour had escalated and included damage to gates costing more than A$100,000, threats towards a resident’s dog, objects being thrown at staff cars and damage to a bowling green. She has requested more afternoon police patrols, while reporting that incidents have declined since the village publicised the problem and that local schools may have helped identify some riders.

  • Retirement village alleges repeated antisocial behaviour by young e-bike riders.
  • Residents report abuse, dangerous riding and property damage.
  • Managers are seeking more police patrols and authority support.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Aussie retirees ‘no longer feel safe’ after months of alleged trouble from young e-bike riders: ‘Out of control’”.