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E-Bike Rules, Police Presence Increase In Westfield
New summer enforcement plans target downtown activity and e-bike safety.

Joe Murray is a New Jersey-based journalist with 15 years of experience reporting on local news, including municipal government, education, and community affairs. He is a Garden State Journalists Award winner and has covered stories and public meetings across multiple towns throughout the state.
New summer enforcement plans target downtown activity and e-bike safety.

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Police say one case involved a stolen vehicle while another stemmed from a motor vehicle stop that led to an arrest.
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Police say vehicle theft patterns and fast-moving e-bikes are among the issues drawing the most community attention heading into summer.
Officials are reminding riders about safety rules as regulations tighten and communities reflect on recent tragedies.
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Authorities said the arrest followed an early-morning traffic stop on South Avenue.