Motorcycle and atv theft sends new jersey police hunting for people caught on camera

Motorcycle and ATV theft sends New Jersey police hunting for people caught on camera

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August 12, 2026

Millville police seek help identifying individuals pictured during theft investigation

MILLVILLE, NJ – A motorcycle and ATV theft in Millville has police searching for several individuals caught in images connected to the investigation, with officers turning to the public for help putting names to the people pictured.

The Millville Police Department released an identification request seeking information about the individuals in connection with the motorcycle and ATV theft.

Motorcycle and atv theft sends new jersey police hunting for people caught on camera
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Police did not identify the people shown in the images and did not describe them as suspects. The department said it needs assistance identifying them in reference to the theft investigation.

Details surrounding the theft remain limited.

Police did not disclose where or when the motorcycle and ATV were taken, whether the vehicles belonged to the same owner or whether either has since been recovered.

The department also did not release the makes, models or values of the stolen vehicles.

Police said information provided in connection with the investigation can remain anonymous.

Patrolman J. Roman is handling the investigation under case No. 26-24119.

The department’s public notice did not announce any arrests or disclose additional information about how the pictured individuals may be connected to the case.


Key Points

  • Millville Police are investigating a motorcycle and ATV theft.
  • Police released images of individuals they are seeking to identify in connection with the investigation.
  • Information supplied to police can remain anonymous, and the investigation is listed under case No. 26-24119.
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