Bike marking in town today

CYCLISTS in the town can have their bike security marked for free during an event on Friday after a number of thefts in the town in the past few months.

PC Danny Gee and other officers wiil be on hand from 10am to 3pm at the Old Market Place in Golden Square.

PC Gee said: "It acts as a deterrent to would-be thieves and is also a good way of identifying a bike if it is ever stolen and later recovered.

"We do recover many bikes, which we suspect are stolen, but we are often unable to trace the owners as there are no security markings on them.”

Comments(5)

chunkymunky says...
10:17am Fri 4 Jan 13

thats nice cheshire police.....i assume there will be other events not between normal office hours for the many who cycled to work this morning and are still there?!?!?

HappyMisery says...
10:30am Fri 4 Jan 13

This is a completely futile gesture. When my bike was stolen, I had it marked. The police found it (presumably when the thief did something else wrong) and asked me if I'd sold it to him. They then said it was my word against theirs regarding ownership. Helpful.

Cheap Mower says...
10:36am Fri 4 Jan 13

HappyMisery wrote:
This is a completely futile gesture. When my bike was stolen, I had it marked. The police found it (presumably when the thief did something else wrong) and asked me if I'd sold it to him. They then said it was my word against theirs regarding ownership. Helpful.
had you rerorted it stolen or was it just by chance that they found it.

Cheap Mower says...
10:36am Fri 4 Jan 13

reported*

Melonfish says...
1:56pm Sat 5 Jan 13

chunkymunky wrote:
thats nice cheshire police.....i assume there will be other events not between normal office hours for the many who cycled to work this morning and are still there?!?!?
Yeah, i thought the same. lot of good it will do anyone who works for a living.

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