LCSW Looking For Owner Of Abandoned Bike

LCSW car with bar_wmAn LCSW patrolling the 4th & Park Avenue a short time ago came across an abandoned bike. The brand of the bike is ‘NEXT’. If you believe this is your child’s bike, or you may know who the bike belongs to, please call LCSW at 732-367-1212.

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Jeez
16 years ago

Aveida

Smart Man
16 years ago

The bike was stolen by an male hispanic and he was confronted by some members of the old shul in front of the Old Shul and was forced to give it back at that point the police and LCSW were called.

anonymous
16 years ago

i saw a kid at 17 4th street riding it earlier this evening! not sure if its his but may very well be

serious crime
16 years ago

Abondaned bike I think we need the swat team for that one.

to tls moderator
16 years ago

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Anonymous
16 years ago

This is a great opportunity to remind both children and adults the hazards of not wearing a safety helmet while operating a bicycle.

huh?
16 years ago

i see hundreds of bikes/big wheels/trikes strewn all over town, why is this a news story?

anonymous
16 years ago

come to my neighborhood. you’ll find lots of abandoned bikes all over the place, on lawns, sidewalks, street, plus you’ll find many toys all over the place…great way to stock up for a hugh yard sale.

Yudel
16 years ago

There is another abbondened bike at Forest & Carey St, chained to a pole. It’s there some 3 weeks.

lpd
16 years ago

Was the lpd called?