Strongsville Residents Raise Concerns Over Speeding eBikes and ATVs

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The Strongsville Police Blotter this week included several incidents related to dangerous driving, including reports of juveniles speeding on eBikes and ATVs without lights, a suspected drunk driver swerving on the road, and a resident reporting identity fraud after receiving a fraudulent AT&T bill.

Why it matters

These types of incidents highlight ongoing community concerns over traffic safety, especially involving young riders on electric vehicles, as well as the need for vigilance against identity theft and financial fraud targeting local residents.

The details

On March 7, a Saratoga Trail resident called police about a group of juveniles speeding on eBikes and an ATV without any lights while traveling down the road, worried they could get hit. Police located the juveniles, who admitted to earlier riding in the street but had since parked their vehicles. A warning was issued without any charges filed. Also on March 7, a concerned passerby reported a vehicle swerving all over Big Creek Parkway, but police were unable to locate the suspected drunk driver. Additionally, a resident came to the police station after discovering they were the victim of identity fraud, receiving a $200 bill from AT&T in their wife's name despite not using that provider.

• On March 7, a Saratoga Trail resident called police about a group of juveniles speeding on eBikes and an ATV.
• On March 7, a concerned passerby reported a vehicle swerving all over Big Creek Parkway.
• On March 7, a resident reported being the victim of identity fraud, receiving a fraudulent AT&T bill.