Stolen Bikes Recovered-Public Viewing July 25-31/'08-Toronto-1800222tips

Superintendent Ruth White, the Officer in Charge of 14 Division Toronto Police Service speaks to the Crime Stoppers Community Youth Officer appealing to the public to attend two warehouse locations to view over 2000 recovered stolen bicycles in an attempt to return the bicycles to their rightful owners.

The bicycles have been sorted by 100 Youth in Policing Initiative Students, members of the Property and Evidence Management Unit of Toronto Police Serivce, and members of the Toronto Police Serivce 14 Division Community Response Unit.

Bikes are sorted in alphabetical order according to make:

Letters A-Q

35 Strachan Ave, Toronto
(former Toronto Police Service garage)

Letter R-Z
30 Ordnance St
(directly across the street)

Viewing Times:

Friday July 25, 2008
12pm-8pm

Saturday July 26, 2008
10am-6pm

Sunday July 27, 2008
10am-6pm

Monday July 28, 2008
12pm-8pm

Tuesday July 29, 2008
12pm-8pm

Wednesday July 30, 2008
12pm-8pm

Thursday July 31, 2008
12pm-8pm

Please bring with you evidence that you are the owner of a recovered bicycle.

1. proof of purchase including serial#
2. photo of you and your stolen bike
3. photo ID of you required
4. ID your bike thorugh unique markings or other means

The public is encouraged to register all of their bicycles on the Toronto Police Service website:

http://torontopolice.on.ca

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[1800222TIPS]

you have to prove serial # - up to the court how the bikes left over are used-possible auction or ordered to a charity group(s) - register your bike at torontopoliceDOTonDOTca

[ScooterMcBean]

Has anyone seen my grey 1996 ASAMA with a yellow rockshox, shimano xt cassette, clipless and one Panaracer tire? I loved my bike and I really miss it but I don't live in TO anymore:-(

So many people have been screwed by these a-holes!

[trusleuthhound]

hope people find their bikes