A man has been arrested in Dublin and charged in connection with an incident involving a delivery driver’s e-bike. The case follows police action after the allegation was reported, leading to the man’s arrest and subsequent charge. Details of how the incident unfolded were not provided, but the matter has now moved into the criminal process. The latest status is that the man has been arrested and charged, with the case set to proceed through the justice system. A man has been charged after an attempted interference with an e-bike in Dublin city centre on Friday afternoon, Dublin Live reported. Gardaí were called at about 2.20pm after reports that two adult males were trying to interfere with an e-bike belonging to a delivery driver on Princes Street North, near the GPO. The two men attempted to flee the scene, but were detained by members of the Garda Armed Support Unit and local gardaí on mobile patrol. One of the suspects, a man in his 30s who was allegedly suffering from a medical condition, was taken to hospital for assessment as a precaution. The second man, also in his 30s, was arrested and is now charged. He is due to appear before court at a later date. Updated 14 November 2026: Dublin Live added that the incident happened on Princes Street North near the GPO, that two men were detained after trying to flee, and that one man was taken to hospital while the other was charged.