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Akron Police Seek Motorbike-Riding Suspects in East Tallmadge Business Break-Ins

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Published on October 28, 2026
Akron Police Seek Motorbike-Riding Suspects in East Tallmadge Business Break-InsE. Tallmadge Ave. — Reported Firearm Theft Location
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Akron police are seeking the public’s help identifying motorbike-riding suspects wanted in a string of recent business break-ins on East Tallmadge Avenue, around Home Avenue.

Contact Police With Information

Anyone with information about the motorbike break-ins can contact Detective E. Wagner at 330-375-2464 or 330-375-2Tip.

Anyone wary of giving their name can still help. Summit County Crime Stoppers takes anonymous calls at 330-434-COPS, and tips can also be texted to 274637 using the keyword TIPSCO. The Akron PD app, through Tips411 or the link at www.akroncops.org, offers another anonymous route.

Break-Ins Along East Tallmadge Avenue

Akron police are seeking help identifying motorbike-riding suspects wanted for a string of recent business break-ins on East Tallmadge Avenue, around Home Avenue. According to a report from cleveland19.com, Detective E. Wagner is the contact for information on the case at 330-375-2464 or 330-375-2Tip.

WNIR also reported on the search for the motorbike-riding suspects tied to break-ins in the same stretch of East Tallmadge Avenue, underscoring that the corridor has drawn repeated police attention in recent days.

How to Submit a Tip

The department has also asked social media users to be careful about how they share information publicly. The Akron Police Department is asking that anyone with tips containing personal information send them via inbox rather than posting comments publicly on the case, a precaution aimed at protecting both tipsters and any ongoing investigation.

For now, police have not said whether anyone has been identified, arrested, or cleared in connection with the break-ins. The investigation remains open, and detectives are relying on the public’s eyes to help put a name to the face in the red hoodie.