Stolen 911

03/25/2026

🚨 LAS VEGAS: Help Find This Sentimental First Bike — Stolen Overnight

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Las Vegas riders, we need your help. A brand-new Matte Green 2025 Kawasaki 650 was stolen overnight on March 23. This isn't just a machine; it’s the owner’s first bike and holds immense sentimental value.

Identifying Mark: Keep an eye out for a small scratch on the right side, directly over the logo. Thieves in Vegas often move these bikes quickly, but this specific color and damage make it stand out.

Identifying Details:

Model: 2025 Kawasaki 650 (Matte Green)

VIN: ML5EXEP14SDAF2779

Location: Stolen in Las Vegas, NV

HAVE A TIP?
📞 Call/Text: (408) 461-7714
🔵 Telegram:
Stolen 911 Case #26-0041

For the riders in Vegas—what are you doing to secure your bikes at night? Disc locks? Alarms? Anchors? Let's share some tips to help our community stay protected. 👇

Investigator Marc Hinch is seeking tips on a stolen matte green 2025 Kawasaki 650 (VIN: ML5EXEP14SDAF2779) taken in Las Vegas, NV. sentimental first bike. Case #26-0041.

03/22/2026

🚨 CARMICHAEL: Contractor’s Work Van Stolen—Tools & Ladder Rack Missing

Sacramento-area contractors, we need your eyes on the street. Late Friday night (March 20), a white 2003 Ford E-150 Econoline was stolen in Carmichael. This isn't just a van; it's a person's livelihood, complete with tools and a ladder rack.

The "Strip and Dump" Risk: Thieves often target these older Ford vans because they are easy to breach. The goal is almost always the tools inside. If you see a white van with a ladder rack abandoned in a parking lot or residential area, please report it immediately.

Identifying Details:

Make/Model: 2003 Ford E-150 (White)

Unique Features: External ladder rack, "well-used" appearance.

License Plate: 7B45788 (CA)

VIN: 1FTRE14263HA34637

HAVE A TIP?
📞 Call/Text: (408) 461-7714
🔵 Telegram:
Stolen 911 Case #26-0039

For the contractors in the group—what’s your "go-to" for securing your tools overnight? Do you pull them out every night, or are you running a secondary puck-lock system? Let’s help each other out in the comments. 👇