E-bike vanishes from new jersey high school and police want these individuals identified

E-bike vanishes from New Jersey high school and police want these individuals identified

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August 12, 2026

Surveillance images surface after juvenile reports bike missing from Pinelands Regional High School

LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ – A juvenile’s e-bike disappeared from Pinelands Regional High School over the weekend, prompting a police investigation that produced surveillance images of individuals officers are now seeking to identify.

E-bike vanishes from new jersey high school and police want these individuals identified
Photo: e-bike vanishes from new jersey high school and police want these individuals identified

Little Egg Harbor Township Police said patrol officers were dispatched to the high school Sunday, Aug. 9, after a juvenile reported that an e-bike was missing.

An investigation followed, and police obtained surveillance images showing individuals described by the department as people of interest.

Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying those individuals.

The department did not identify the individuals or allege in its public notice that they stole the e-bike.

E-bike vanishes from new jersey high school and police want these individuals identified
Photo: e-bike vanishes from new jersey high school and police want these individuals identified

Additional details about when the bike disappeared, its make or model and its value were not released.

Police also did not disclose where on the Pinelands Regional High School property the e-bike had last been seen.

Anyone with information about the identities of the individuals depicted in the surveillance images can contact Sgt. Dan Ivancich at DIvancich@LEHPolice.org.


Key Points

  • A juvenile reported an e-bike missing from Pinelands Regional High School Sunday.
  • Police obtained surveillance images showing individuals of interest during the investigation.
  • Little Egg Harbor Township Police are seeking information that could help identify the individuals.
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