Dirt bike thieves caught on camera after overnight theft in york county

Police release pickup truck image as they search for suspects who stole three dirt bikes

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, PA — Three dirt bikes were stolen from a York County home during an overnight theft, and police say the suspects were caught on surveillance driving away in a pickup truck loaded with the stolen bikes.

The Northern York County Regional Police Department said officers responded Friday, July 24, to the 2700 block of Lewisberry Road in Manchester Township after the theft was reported.

Investigators determined the dirt bikes were stolen sometime during the overnight hours between Thursday, July 23, and Friday, July 24.

According to police, nearby surveillance cameras captured a pickup truck pulling onto the residential property before leaving with the three dirt bikes in the bed of the truck.

Police released an image of the vehicle and are asking the public for help identifying the pickup truck or anyone connected to the theft.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Northern York County Regional Police Department at 717-467-8355 or by email at tips@nycrpd.org. Reference case number 2026-031457.

Key Points

Three dirt bikes were stolen from a residential property in Manchester Township.
Surveillance video captured a pickup truck leaving with the stolen bikes in its bed.
Police are asking anyone who recognizes the truck to come forward.

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