Crime Alert - Theft of a motorbike

Crime Alert - Theft of a motorbike

Dear Resident,

Humberside Police are investigating a report of a Theft of a motorbike from Church Lane, North Killingholme.

The incident occurred between 01:30 hours - 02:00 hours on 13/10/2026. The offender(s) approached a red BMW R series GS 1200 Adventure Bike with black spoke wheels and 2 aluminium side panniers, smoked windsheild parked on a driveway between 2 parked cars. The bike was locked. CCTV shows 3 youths in the area around 01:43 hours taking the bike from the driveway.

If you have any CCTV footage (including video doorbell), saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area around this time or have any information about the offenders please contact the police on the non-emergency number 101 quoting occurrence ref: 26000144333.

Alternatively you could call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. You don’t have to leave your name and you may even receive a reward.

You can also provide information anonymously on the Crimestoppers website

To reduce the risk of your motorbike being stolen, please read through the below advice -

Use two additional locks to secure your motorbike, such as a wheel chain and a brake disc lock. We recommend using Secured by Design accredited products

Consider fitting a tracker

Consider fitting an alarm if there isn't one installed already.

If you can't secure your bike in a garage, cover it up, so the make and model cannot be easily seen.

If you leave your bike in garage/shed, make sure that they are secure and alarmed.

Don't leave the keys where they can be easily found.

Consider fitting motion activated CCTV that will alert you to movement near your motorbike.

Please also find attached the Police Crime Prevention Handbook which covers a broad range of crime prevention advice.

Thank you

Humberside Police

Attachments

Police Crime Prevention Handbook.pdf

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