In an effort to resolve a recent theft, Cincinnati Police Department's District 4 is currently on the lookout for a suspect accused of stealing a Skylark Electric Minibike. The incident, which has stirred concern in the community, took place at 3500 Reading Rd, garnering attention due to the rising popularity and reliance on electric forms of transportation in urban areas.
The accused individual was captured on surveillance footage taking the electric minibike without the owner's consent, prompting an investigation by local authorities. The Cincinnati Police have turned to the power of social media, seeking assistance from the public to identify the person in question. In a post on their official Twitter account, they have released an image of the suspect, calling for anyone with information to step forward. According to the Cincinnati Police Department, "The pictured suspect stole the victims Skylark Electric Minibike from outside the location without his permission." Those who recognize the individual or have any relevant information are encouraged to directly contact Det. Cronin at 513-569-8616.
D4 is investigating a Theft offense that occurred at 3500 Reading Rd. The pictured suspect stole the victims Skylark Electric Minibike from outside the location without his permission. If you can identify the individual, please contact Det. Cronin at 513-569-8616. pic.twitter.com/JFMtb5e3Ep
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) November 11, 2025
Details regarding the suspect's identity remain sparse, which is why the Cincinnati Police are urging the public to closely examine the shared image. By fostering collaboration between the police force and the community, there is hope to not just recover the stolen property, but also to discourage future attempts to unlawfully take what has not been given. The Cincinnati Police Department emphasized the importance of community vigilance, sharing the message: "If you can identify the individual, please contact Det. Cronin." It is through such collective efforts that residents can hope to maintain the sense of security and ownership that is fundamental to the atmosphere of trust in any neighborhood.
