SouthwestIdaho CyclingAssociation

>From BPD
All of the stolen bikes have now been recovered! The investigation into who is responsible continues! Thank you Boise!
Boise, May 23rd, 2012 - As of this afternoon at approximately 2:00 p.m. all of the bikes stolen overnight from team TIPCO have been recovered by police, thanks to a citizen tip. Officers
received a call just before noon from a citizen that the first set of
bikes could be found on the BSU campus. As a result six bikes were
located. A search of the immediate area resulted in the recovery of the
remaining 7 bikes. All 13 of the stolen bikes have now been recovered
from three locations on the BSU campus.

"We want to thank
the citizen who took the time to call police and help us recover these
bikes as quickly as they did. This type of cooperation between police
and the citizens we serve is exactly the type of partnership that helps
make Boise the great place to live that it is." says BPD Chief Pete
Ritter.

Detectives say the bikes appear to be undamaged as
far as they can tell. Officers are working to process the bikes for
evidence as quickly as possible to return them to the riders.
Detectives continue to investigate the theft as they work to determine
who may be responsible.

If you observed anything out of the
ordinary in the area last night, or you know anything about this crime
you are urged to call crime stoppers at 343-COPS, or log onto www.343cops.com, or text CRIMES or 274637, subject: Tip236. A citizen can remain
anonymous. A reward of up to $1,000 is offered by Crime Stoppers for
information leading to the arrest of criminal suspects.