The bikes stolen range in cost, with the most expensive being an electric bike worth upwards of £2,500 Grantham Lincolnshire
We are appealing for information about who may be responsible for handling more than 60 bikes which have been stolen from properties and public spaces around Grantham over the past six months.
The bikes stolen range in cost, with the most expensive being an electric bike worth upwards of £2,500. The thefts have been carried out at different times of day and night, and in a number of different locations. Sergeant Lee Mayfield, from the Grantham Neighbourhood Policing Team , said: “There has been a high number of bikes stolen from the local area in the past six months, and our investigations lead us to believe that there may be an individual or group, trafficking these bikes for profit. Bike thefts have a serious impact on the victims they are taken from.
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