Crime & Safety
Bikes Reported Stolen In Chalfont And Plumstead Township
Police in Plumstead are looking for an individual caught on surveillance at the Wawa convenience store.
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DOYLESTOWN, PA — Police in two municipalities are looking for missing bicycles taken on Wednesday, August 14 in Plumstead Township and on Thursday, August 15 in Chalfont Borough.
The Central Bucks Regional Police Department reported that an SE Block Flyer BMX style bicycle, valued at $750, was stolen from the 100 block of W. Butler Avenue in Chalfont Borough between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on August 15.
The bicycle is described as having a checkered white frame, the name "Blocks Flyer" on the side,
blue tires with black rims, pink spokes, blue seat and pink handlebar grips.
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Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Central Bucks Regional Police Officer Dan Boyle at 215-345-4143 or submit a tip.
In Plumstead Township, police are investigating the theft of a bicycle that occurred on
August 14 at about 9:30 p.m. from in front of WAWA on Easton Road. The bicycle is described as an SE Maniacc Flyer Wheely Bicycle with a white frame, black and white tires, and black handlebar grips.
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The department is attempting to identify a suspect who may have committed the theft. If you can identify the individual below, call the department at 215-766-8741 or email [email protected]
If the bicycle is seen or information is available, contact the department at 215-766-8741, [email protected] or submit an anonymous tip.
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Plumstead Police are seeking to identify this man in connection with a bicycle theft at the Wawa.
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