A teenager was threatened with a knife and had his e-bike stolen during a frightening incident in Stockton last week.
Officers from Cleveland Police are investigating after the teenager had his electric Haibike taken by occupants of a car which had followed him and then threatened him with a knife.
The 16-year-old was on Cornfield Road in Fairfield at around 6pm on Tuesday, September 5, when he was followed by a red Ford Fiesta with two unknown occupants wearing balaclavas.
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The passenger got out of the car, pointed a knife at the teenager and made him hand over the bike.
The boy then ran to safety and was unharmed during the incident.
The Haibike has a grey frame with orange in places and a missing chainguard.
If you have information, doorbell, dashcam or CCTV footage which could help ongoing enquiries contact Stockton CID via the 101 number, quoting reference 177852.
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