A man has been arrested in connection with an incident involving a motorcycle in East Preston. Police say an investigation has been launched after a motorcycle was stolen and set on fire in East Preston on Monday (January, 13). Officers were called to a report that the bike had been taken from a garage in Seaview Road at around 1.20am. The motorcycle was found a short distance away, on Sea Road, where it had been set alight. A 20-year-old, of no fixed address, arrested on suspicion of arson, going equipped for a burglary, burglary of a dwelling with intent to steal, and theft of a motor vehicle, has been released under investigation.
I’m on scene with at a Motorcycle fire in #EastPreston 🚔🚒 The bike was stolen in a nearby burglary and thanks to a good spot by Officers from @_ArunPolice a suspect has been arrested 👀 I’m remaining on scene to take details of the burglary 📝 #TeamWork #HT19 #RPU #SussexPolice pic.twitter.com/HI9jmVznYL
— PC Tom Van Der Wee (@PCTomVanDerWee) January 13, 2020More Radio is continuously dedicated to providing a quality news service on-air and online, reporting local stories that matter across Sussex.
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