Three suspects break cable lock to steal scooter on VCU campus, police say
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Police are searching for three suspects who a witness saw steal a scooter on Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) campus in Richmond on Wednesday. Just after 7:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 18, officers with VCU Police were contacted by the witness of an electric scooter theft at the Cary Street Gym, located at 101 S. Linden Street. According to police, the witness said they saw three suspects rock the scooter -- which was locked to the bike rack at the gym -- until the cable lock securing it broke. They then removed the scooter and left with it, moving eastbound towards W. Cary Street. VCU Police described the three suspects as young males who were wearing dark-colored hoodies and black jackets at the time of the theft. No additional identifying information was provided. How Petersburg Schools plans to prevent gun violence among its students, families The electric scooter was described as black, but its make is unknown. According to police, it was secured to the bike rack at 6:54 p.m. -- less than an hour before it was reported stolen. If you have any information on this theft, you are asked to contact VCU Police at 804-828-1234.
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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Police are searching for three suspects who a witness saw steal a scooter on Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) campus in Richmond on Wednesday.
Just after 7:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 18, officers with VCU Police were contacted by the witness of an electric scooter theft at the Cary Street Gym, located at 101 S. Linden Street.
According to police, the witness said they saw three suspects rock the scooter -- which was locked to the bike rack at the gym -- until the cable lock securing it broke. They then removed the scooter and left with it, moving eastbound towards W. Cary Street.
VCU Police described the three suspects as young males who were wearing dark-colored hoodies and black jackets at the time of the theft. No additional identifying information was provided.
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The electric scooter was described as black, but its make is unknown. According to police, it was secured to the bike rack at 6:54 p.m. -- less than an hour before it was reported stolen.
If you have any information on this theft, you are asked to contact VCU Police at 804-828-1234.
