Yeah, and now the company that allowed it to happen will pay too. It doesn't really take a rocket scientist to put word filters on the receipt printing system to prevent this.
Looks like an ebycco eb10. Which is a dual motor 4000w (5000w peak) electric motorcycle, with bicycle disguise pedals.
Ebycco does make 2 models that are legal 750w ebikes, but the one pictured in the article doesn't appear to be one of them (ebycco&dahon step thru and step over).
It makes sense that he got it back since the chips couldn't be bothered to show up to the trial, but if I'm right about the model, I hope he gets convicted on the criminal charge.
Lol ok, that makes more sense to me now. The only time I've used acetylene was cutting rusted bolts and for silver spin casting to completely liquify little strips.
They already are the default. They're already sanitizing the inputs to prevent a bobby droptables event.
If their filtering were bypassed that's a defence that could be raised at trial, but not implementing it at all should leave them liable.