Police Arrest Suspected Bicycle Thief
Edhat Staff
June 28, 2018, 10:30 am
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Source: Santa Barbara Police Department
On June 27, 2018, Property Crimes Detectives and the Street Crimes Unit contacted and arrested Santa Barbara resident, 27 year old, Jose Enrique Reyes in the area of 500 E. Ortega Street. Reyes was taken into custody for an outstanding felony warrant and was suspected in two active theft investigations. A subsequent probation search of Reyes’ residence was conducted and the folllowing items were seized:
- 21 suspect stolen bicyles
- Suspected stolen electronics
- Burglary tools
- Narcotics and paraphernalia
SBPD Detectives are working to identify the victims and rightful owners of the suspected stolen bicycles. Thus far, six victims have been identified and contacted. The estimated value of the recovered bicycles based on current condition and make/model, has been approximated at $23,000.
The Santa Barbara Police Department would like to remind its’ citizens to lock their bicycles with strong and sturdy locks, make note of their make/model & serial numbers, and encourage bicycle owners to register their serial numbers on https://bikeindex.org. Bike Index is a worldwide database that includes over 168,000 catalogued bicycles. To date, thousands of stolen bicycles have been recovered around the world as a result of bicycle owners registering their bikes with Bike Index.
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6 Comments
Nothing is wrong with being or going bald.
There is nothing wrong with getting hair transplants either other than being expensive it almost looks like he gets them.
But he’s got the privilege he won’t get any time at all and Donny will offer him a job in his cabinet…:)
He is not sad because he was caught. This pelon is sad because he is going bald.
Gotta pay for those hair transplants somehow.
Nothing of significance will happen to him- 3 months at the most- Thanks to Jerry Brown et al.