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Saskatoon police fielding calls from stolen bike owners following bust

Calls coming in to Saskatoon police after dozens of stolen bikes were recovered during a court check. Saskatoon Police Service / Supplied

Saskatoon police say they have received a number of calls from people wondering if their stolen bike has been recovered after details were released Monday about the recovery of dozens of stolen bicycles.

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Early last Friday morning, patrol officers conducting a court check located 40 bikes, along with 40 to 50 wheels and tires, at two adjacent properties in the 300-block of Avenue J.

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Officers also seized a baggie of meth.

Officials say investigators are still processing the stolen bikes recovered.

They ask anyone who has had a bike stolen to visit their website and file an online report. The report should include serial numbers and/or detailed descriptions of their bicycle.

The information will then be cross-checked and the legitimate owner contacted.

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A 35-year-old man is facing a possession charge along with breach of recognizance while a26-year-old man is facing a charge of breaching a conditional sentence order.

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Police continue to investigate.

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