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San Luis Obispo police seeking help identifying bike thief

December 2, 2024

By KAREN VELIE

The San Luis Obispo Police Department is seeking the public’s help identifying a thief who stole two bicycles on Nov. 23.

At 11:30 a.m., a person in a white truck stole two bicycles out of a truck parked on the 1100 block of Santa Rosa Street. The thief cut the cable lock, put the bikes in his white Dodge truck and drove away.

Investigators are asking anyone who can help identify the thief contact officer Henderson at (805) 594-8061 and reference case # 241123034.

 


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My cable lock was cut and my bicycle stolen from my front yard while I was home, probably by the homeless bicycle chop shop operating openly on UPRR property nearby. SLOPD refused to take a report. The officer basically said “tell me something I don’t know”.


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Dirtbag driving a Dodge.


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Thanks to the City of San Luis Obispo for all those wonderful bike lanes…NOT!


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You’re wrong; the third world countries are all better than us and figured out bicycles are the best!


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“Third world countries are better than us…”


Ummm…what?


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What a bizarre comment. If two cars were stolen would you say “thanks for all the wonderful roads…not!”? A single crime committed and infrastructure policy dont have… Anything to do with each other here. Is the idea that you’re glad theft was committed because it means two people temporarily won’t use bike lanes. Silly.


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I took it as facetious sarcasm, and not bizarre at all.


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