Watch your bike
At least two bicycles a day are being stolen in the Christchurch south police area. Senior-Sergeant Mike Moore warned people to lock their bicycles when leaving them on the street. “It’s not a guarantee they won’t be taken, but it acts as a deterrent.” The bicycles are being taken from outside shops, from parks and some from the driveways of houses.
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Press, 24 September 1988, Page 8
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