By Clarence Williams Clarence Williams Local reporter covering crime, breaking news, and public safety issues Email Bio Follow April 21 at 7:00 AM Again and again, surveillance footage and photos showed a man walking into downtown parking garages and leaving with bicycles that weren’t his.
But on Jan. 20, they returned from a Sunday Costco run to discover both Specialized bikes had been ripped from their underground wall rack. Carey and Johnson soon found they were among a handful of building residents in the same fix. Parsons credited detectives with collecting a string of surveillance photos and video from security cameras that in court files investigators said repeatedly identified Morgan.
He came down the next morning, he said, to find just his lock lying on the ground. Surveillance cameras captured the theft. His bike of seven years was a Specialized Rockhopper, a mid-level mountain bike with front shocks, ideal for traversing wooded trails, canal towpaths and sturdy enough for the ride he took across Iowa. Her bike was a Specialized Tricross , a sleek ride that was an ideal city bike. She adorned each piece of the silver frame with reflective tape to be easily seen by cars.
He probably got tired of cyclists mistaking themselves for pedestrian that don’t have any laws of the road apply to them. Wrong on 2 counts. Cyclists are vehicle operators and the laws of the road have sections applying to pedestrians.
And the CYCLE continues😂😂😂
The wheels of justice raced to the finish of this rolling mystery.
The irony!
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