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New Bedford officials hope to crack down on the illegal use of recreational vehicles on city streets with a proposed ordinance announced Monday morning at City Hall.

As a result of the New Bedford police sergeant's injury from off-road riders on Halloween night, city officials are taking steps to stop off-road vehicles from putting people on the streets in danger. At Thursday night's meeting, the New Bedford City Council discussed contacting local state representatives like Tony Cabral and State Senator Mark Montigny to support an ordinance against off-road ve

Massachusetts Environmental Police have charged six men in connection with ATV arrest on Halloween night where a New Bedford Police officer was struck by a dirt bike.

New Bedford Police are asking for the public's help in finding the owner of a vehicle struck by an off-road vehicle Halloween night.

Off-road vehicle use has come under greater scrutiny after a New Bedford Police Officer was hospitalized after being struck by a motorbike on Halloween night.

A New Bedford Police officer was hospitalized Halloween night during an arrest of nine people who were operating off-road vehicles near the former Flagship Cinemas on Kings Highway.

The New Bedford police officer that was run over by a dirt bike Monday night has been released from the hospital. New Bedford Police Sergeant Candido Trinidad was released from Rhode Island Hospital late last night and is home recovering, according to Lt...

A New Bedford Police Officer was seriously injured Monday night after being run over by a dirt bike in the North End. New Bedford Police say 35-year-old Sgt. Candido Trinidad was transported to Rhode Island Hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries after being hit by the dirt bike that was part of a group of off-road vehicles stopped by police...

New Bedford Police continue to crack down on people illegally operating ATV's and other recreational vehicles on city streets. Police arrested 19-year-old Calixto Smith of New Bedford after he was seen driving an ATV at a high rate of speed without a helmet on Ashley Boulevard near Dean Street early Sunday morning...

A New Bedford man illegally riding his all terrain vehicle on city streets made a failed getaway attempt after being pursued by police. New Bedford Police say around 5pm Tuesday, officers began pursuing three ATV riders in the area of Sutton Street and Shawmut Avenue after Gang Unit officers recognized two riders as part of the "bike life" movement...