Teens face felony charges after reckless e-bike incidents in Nassau County

The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office is speaking out after a series of reckless e-bike incidents led to felony arrests of multiple teens in the Callahan and Yulee areas.Wheelies, no lights, a crashDeputy Anthony Lydon said he was proactively patrolling the area of U.S. Highway 1 and State Route 200 in Callahan when he spotted three e-bikes heading northbound — with no working lights — late at night.“One of them was even observed to be doing a wheelie while passing me,” Lydon said.When Lydon attempted to conduct a traffic stop, all three riders refused to pull over and continued driving recklessly, putting themselves and others in danger. During the pursuit, one of the teens crashed and was taken into custody.“That teen then led us to a residence where I was able to locate the other two individuals that had fled from me,” Lydon said.All three teens were arrested for felony fleeing and eluding, along with reckless driving.Second incident days laterThe trouble didn’t stop there. Just days a