Shocking moment 20-strong biker gang races through Essex

  • At least 20 bikers gathered in Romford at 7pm last night before ‘ride out’ 
  • Biker gang raced through the streets of Essex letting off fire extinguishers 
  • Police made four arrests and recovered three stolen bikes from riders 

This is the shocking moment a biker gang races through the streets of Essex letting off fire extinguishers and terrorising pedestrians.  

The gang of at least 20 assembled for a Halloween ‘ride out’ in Romford on Sunday night.

CCTV footage shows some appearing to slap a pedestrian after driving recklessly and on the wrong side of major roads in east London and Essex.

This is the shocking moment a biker gang raced through the streets of Essex letting off fire extinguishers and terrorising pedestrians

The group also smashed a police car windscreen at Romford police station.

Officers deployed a range of tactics, including using stingers, to make four arrests and recover three stolen bikes.

Two bikers were arrested for dangerous driving, one for disqualified driving and one for the possession of drugs.  

Jose Martins, the manager of Kosho nightlcub in Romford, told The Sun Online that twenty to thirty bikers raced past the entrance of the club.

He said: ‘You can see one of the bikers drive into the entrance, where he sprays the fire extinguisher and goes off. Then one of them hits a pedestrian as they drive past.

‘I was really surprised. It’s serious – if people think they can get away with it they can do it anytime. If they do it there’s no police that can stop them.

The gang of at least twenty assembled for a Halloween 'ride out' in Romford on Sunday night

The gang of at least twenty assembled for a Halloween ‘ride out’ in Romford on Sunday night

‘This is a pedestrian street so they shouldn’t have been anywhere near the club. You can see they drive right up on it, it could have been really dangerous.’    

Superintendent Tania Coulson said: ‘The group of individuals who came out today were intent on causing crime, and we saw the same levels of anti social behaviour we have witnessed over the past few years. 

‘The policing plan, working with our colleagues in neighbouring forces, meant that the group were targeted in areas which minimised the risk to the public, and could not enter central London.’

This photo shows a similar biker gang gathering earlier this month in London

This photo shows a similar biker gang gathering earlier this month in London

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