Stolen e-bike retrieved by federal police, bringing joy to its owner
Last Wednesday, an abandoned KTM E-bike was discovered near the train tracks in Bremen's Walle district. The electric bike, worth approximately 4800 euros, was reported stolen by its owner following a break-in at the Bremen police station just a short time before.
Federal police officers secured the abandoned KTM E-bike and began an investigation to find its owner. However, on the spot, they were unable to find any clues.
The E-bike was traced and returned to its owner, Holger R., a 49-year-old man from Bremen's old town, on Saturday morning. The federal police officers tracked the buyer of the abandoned KTM E-bike through a bike dealer.
Holger R. expressed his gratitude to the federal police officers for their diligent work in finding and returning his stolen E-bike.
The Federal Police Inspectorate Bremen can be contacted for further inquiries. Their website is www.bundespolizei.de, and they can also be found on Twitter @bpol_nord. For press inquiries, please contact Simon Gruhl at 0421 16299 - 6101, mobile: 0172 - 34 67 750, or email [email protected].
The abandoned KTM E-bike was found in the Walle district of Bremen, near the train tracks, on September 6, 2025, at 10:30 AM. The owner was able to take possession of his E-bike at the federal police station at the central station.
The discovery and return of the stolen KTM E-bike is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Federal Police Inspectorate Bremen in ensuring the safety and security of the city's residents.
