Motorcyclist wearing red bandana scares York County kids getting off school bus

York County deputies are investigating a suspicious person report after school children told officers a motorcyclist with a bandana over his face asked them if he could go in their house after they got off the school bus.

In the incident Friday afternoon around 3:15 p.m. in eastern York County, the motorcyclist allegedly pulled up to the children as they were getting off the bus, a York County Sheriff’s Office report states.

The children ran home and locked the door, the report states.

The motorcyclist sat in the driveway for about three minutes, the report states. A resident of the home who was coming home reported passing the motorcycle rider on Reservation Road, driving toward S.C. 5.

The man was described as riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle, wearing a black leather jacket and a red bandana over his face. He was described as a white man in his 40s, with shoulder-length hair. A more detailed description was not provided.

It is unclear how old the children were who saw the man.

Deputies “circulated the area” near S.C. 5 and U.S. 21 and said “all neighbors will be watching their children to get off the bus in the afternoons for their safety.”

This story was originally published November 20, 2017 at 3:18 PM with the headline "Motorcyclist wearing red bandana scares York County kids getting off school bus."