A dog has been injured after being hit by an off-road bike at Lochore Meadows.
Police have launched a probe after the incident involving a Golden Labrador on Wednesday evening.
It comes just days after Fife Council leader David Ross spoke to the Kingdom's top cop about the best way to tackle the "nuisance" of off-road bikers in the area.
Inspector Carley Marshall said enquiries were "ongoing" after the report of a dog being struck by an off-road bike in Lochore Meadows at around 7pm.
An appeal for witnesses has now been made.
"The golden Labrador was taken to the vets for treatment for its injuries," said Inspector Marshall.
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"Enquiries are ongoing to trace those responsible and anyone with information regarding this incident should contact police through 101 quoting reference number 1014 of 3 April, 2025.
"We are aware of concerns in the Lochore Meadows area regarding recent anti-social behaviour linked to various types of bikes.
"We are committed to dealing with this type of crime and as well as carrying out high-visibility patrols, we are working closely with our partner agencies, to gather information and identify the bikes and riders involved.
"I would urge the public to contact us at the time they see these incidents take place. Anyone with concerns or information should call 101.
Alternatively, details can be passed to Crimestoppers through 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained."
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