Police looking for owners of stolen bikes found in Kitchener home
Waterloo Regional Police are looking to reunite owners with their bicycles after they found more than $25,000 in stolen bikes last month.
On June 26, officers found the bikes at a home in Kitchener as part of a bike theft investigation.
Police said they initially found a stolen bike in a home near King Street West and Green Street in Kitchener. After that, multiple other bikes and parts were found at another home nearby.
Police were looking to reunite the bikes with their owners.
Waterloo regional police stolen bicycles bikes kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are looking to reunite owners with their bicycles after they found more than $25,000 in stolen bikes last month (Courtesy: WRPS).
Waterloo regional police stolen bicycles bikes kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are looking to reunite owners with their bicycles after they found more than $25,000 in stolen bikes last month (Courtesy: WRPS).
Waterloo regional police stolen bicycles bikes kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are looking to reunite owners with their bicycles after they found more than $25,000 in stolen bikes last month (Courtesy: WRPS).
They've asked anyone who recognizes a bike as theirs to call 519-570-9777 or officer Const. Shymko at 519-570-9777 ext 6407. Proof of ownership, such as a serial number or a photo of the owner with the bike, will be needed for the bike's return.
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