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Bicycle Theft Under 5000. The value of the STOLEN bicycle must be less than $5,000. If it is worth over $5,000 in value, call our non-emergency line at 416-808-2222 to report.
- Bicycle Registration- Toronto Police Service - TPS
Bicycle Registration. Protect your bicycle from theft by...
- Bicycle Registration- Toronto Police Service - TPS
Bicycle Registration. Protect your bicycle from theft by registering it on the Bicycle Registry System, buying proper locking equipment and ensuring it has an identifiable serial number. Bicycle theft is a crime that causes financial loss and inconvenience in every community.
Registering your bicycle will assist in its recovery if stolen. To register your bicycle, please fill out the online or printable bicycle registration form. To report a stolen bicycle, complete the Toronto Police Citizen Online Report Entry.
Do you have an incident you need to report? Numerous Police Reports can be filed online including illegal parking, damage to property, damage to vehicle, local traffic issues or concerns, general driving complaints, graffiti, fraud and theft.
Learn how to report or retrieve a bicycle that was abandoned on city property. Report a missing bicycle to the police by phone or online. Inform your insurance company (if applicable). Check eBay, Kijiji, Craigslist or other online classified advertising websites for recent postings.
If you registered your bike, you should have all the info like the make, model, and serial number to fill in your police report. Most law enforcement agencies have online reporting, which will save you a long time on hold.
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The police recover many stolen bikes, but are often unable to return the stolen property to the rightful owner, as there is often no record of ownership. The Toronto Police Service still registers bicycles using the factory identification numbers.
