Saskatoon police seize 40 bikes, meth during court check

Two men are facing charges after police recovered 40 bikes at a Saskatoon property early last Friday morning.

The charges stem from a court check being carried out by patrol officers who went to a home in the 300-block of Avenue J to ensure a man was abiding by his court conditions.

The officers found two men in the garage, along with a numerous bicycles, wheels and tires, and a baggie of methamphetamine.

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As the investigation progressed, the officers said they found 40 bicycles and 40-50 wheels spread over two the rear of two houses.

A 35-year-old man is facing charges of possession of meth and breach of recognizance.

A 26-year-old man is facing a charge of breaching a conditional sentence order.

The general investigation section continues to investigate.

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Police are using the recovery of the bikes to remind people to record the serial number of their bicycle in order to claim lost or stolen property.

The #GetMyBikeBack campaign encourages people to take a picture of their bike’s serial number for future reference.