Cyclizar were excellent runners, but with a rider, they generally only reached about 120 kilometers per hour. With all those haphazard light strips on their bodies slowing them down as well, they were actually slower than cars on wide roads.
With other Officer Jennys blocking their route ahead of time, the noisy street riders were soon cornered beneath an overpass.
"Everyone up ahead, listen! You have violated... Get off your Cyclizar immediately, then..."
Before Officer Jenny could finish shouting, the riders had already dismounted with practiced ease and squatted in a row off to the side.
Well, they certainly looked like repeat offenders.
"Officer Jenny, everything's settled now, right? We'll be heading off."
"Yes, sorry for the trouble. Leave me an address and account number. We'll send you the reward money and a commendation banner in a while. There's a process we have to follow."
There was still a reward for helping out like this. As an example of cooperation between the police and the public, it sometimes warranted a bit of publicity too.
Still, these were just a bunch of teenage street riders, so the incident itself wasn't particularly serious. The main issue was the herd of Cyclizar involved.
Officer Jenny needed to find out where all these Cyclizar had come from.
These weren't local Pokémon. It wouldn't have been strange for a few people to own one or two, but dozens appearing together was rather suspicious.
There were no wild Cyclizar populations here either. Whether Pokémon smuggling was involved was the real focus of Officer Jenny's investigation.
Even if it had nothing to do with smuggling, the appearance of a new Pokémon population in the area was still something that needed monitoring.
There had been cases of native Pokémon populations suffering severe damage from the intrusion of nonnative