Grants Pass Police Seek Public’s Help to Identify Easter Sunday Bike Thief Caught on Video

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A man captured on video on Easter Sunday at around 4:00 pm is accused of stealing a bicycle momentarily left unattended near the intersection of SW H Street and SW 6th Street, Grants Pass, by a 14-year-old.

The police published this video and asked if anyone recognizes him:


They also hope to help the teenager recover his bicycle before it’s parted out or repainted. It is a charcoal-colored Specialized Rock Hopper Expert with light gray lettering.

If you know where the man in the video or the bicycle are, message the Grants Pass Police through Facebook Messenger or at their non-emergency number at 541-450-6260 referencing case # 25-12906. Please DO NOT POST details in the Facebook thread.

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  1. K Woman

    What a jerk! I hope he’s caught and actually prosecuted with a penalty that will make him think twice before doing it again. Soft-on-crime policies do not work! Obviously!

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