On Saturday, April 22, Angèle's Gazelle E-bike was stolen. The bike appeared to be in a business park. She had called the police, but unfortunately they did not find the bike. It was probably in an underground garage somewhere.

Robin's Urban Arrow cargobike had been reported stolen in the morning via the Tracefy app. The bike had since been moved from Amsterdam to Zaandam. Our own bikehunter was nearby and we then drove there ourselves to track down the bike.

On Monday, 22 May around 07:30, Linda found out that her Urban Arrow had been stolen. She immediately called in Tracefy.

Gazelle E-bike stolen from care facility the Have. The bike had been reported stolen on Monday morning, 14 May. G4S immediately rushed out and found the bike on location. However, the customer did not yet have a declaration number available. This prevented G4S from taking the bike away immediately.

On the night of Friday (12 May) to Saturday (13 May), firefighters from Laak station were called out to Elise van Calcarstraat for unfastening a lock attached to a stolen cargo bicycle.

Colleen noticed on Saturday 22 April around 10.45 am that her Urban Arrow cargo bike had been stolen. She then immediately reported the Urban Arrow missing in the Tracefy app.

This Urban Arrow was stolen in mid-March. Our investigation team then immediately sprang into action. Unfortunately, they did not find the bike. On Friday 24 March, we received a report that the bike had been moved.

Anne's doppio had been stolen on the morning of 13 March. Investigators went to take a look, but unfortunately found nothing. The case was then snoozed. When the bike started moving in the evening, the Tracefy control room was immediately notified.

The doppio fatbike had been stolen on March 2. The investigating agency then went to check but did not find the bike at the last location.

The gazelle Makki was reported stolen in the morning on Friday. We sent G4S along with the police to the correct address.