Two teenagers have been arrested after nitrous oxide and cannabis were seized from a stolen car in Birmingham.
Police were on patrol in Selly Oak on Wednesday, September 17, when they spotted a suspicious car and motorbike.
West Midlands Police said the motorbike 'turned out to be stolen' from outside the force area's less than 30 minutes before officers spotted it.
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The force said the car, which was on false plates, had been used in a theft.
Cannabis, nitrous oxide and a large lock knife were seized from inside the vehicle.
A 15-year-old boy was later arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, taking from a motor vehicle, and possession of an offensive weapon.
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A 16-year-old was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle, taking from a motor vehicle, and possession of a blade.
The force said its investigation into the incident was ongoing.
Sgt Danny Fulford, from Op Skybridge, said: "For local people, the impact of Operation Skybridge is clear: fewer dangerous individuals on the streets, fewer weapons in circulation, and more visible action against crime.
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"The team is not just delivering results but also reassurance - proving that action is being taken to protect neighbourhoods and keep communities safe.
"Our close-knit team work brilliantly together, where we work with communities and gather intelligence to target offenders in each area. Each area gets a bespoke approach so that we are able to tackle their individual areas of concern.
"The community buy-in has been phenomenal, and members of the public have proactively approached us and thanked us for tackling the issues that have been raised. It is great to see the team actively engaging with the community through the WMNow platform."