Police in Eastbourne have moved to reassure residents amid concern about recent motorbike thefts in the town.
Officers say investigations are continuing, with teams following up leads, developing intelligence and working to identify suspects.
Police have also recovered stolen motorbikes and reunited some of them with their owners.
Residents are being encouraged to continue reporting thefts and suspicious activity.
Police say information from the public helps officers identify areas where offences are taking place, build intelligence around possible suspects and target patrols and other resources more effectively.
Anyone who sees suspicious activity or has information about a motorbike theft is being urged to report it to Sussex Police on 101 or on https://www.sussex.police.uk/ if a crime is in progress, call 999.
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