My headline isn’t entirely accurate: the suspect was running from police for other reasons when he allegedly grabbed a random bicycle. Via Michael.
Marshall Lind of San Jose CA has an interesting idea: he combines the Near Field Communication (NFC) capability of modern smartphones with a bike registry to create the Raven Bike Registry.
KSBW reports: The first stabbing on Coral Street happened at 8:19 a.m. Saturday, when the victim confronted a man who was trying to steal his bicycle. “The suspect stabbed the victim in the arm and fled without the bike,” police said. The suspect (you can see his mugshot on the KSBW news story page) is […]
With San Francisco’s launch of a voluntary bicycle registration program, I figure it’s time to explain how bicycle registration and stolen property recovery works in California.
A colleague and friend passed yesterday morning after a too-short battle against the East Asian Curse, stomach cancer. James of Cupertino, California was a large man who never dressed up in lycra bike clothes, but friends, family and neighbors could still describe him as an avid cyclist. His fascination with bikes began in the early […]
When San Jose International Airport built the “hands” parking garage and converted the old “Green Island” rental lot at the north side of the airport into the economy parking lot, the former economy lot on the Santa Clara side of the airport was no longer needed. Besides a small area used for police motorcycle training, […]