He was asked why he had tried to cut the lock from the bike and allegedly said, “Man, I know it’s stupid.” He admitted trying to cut the lock off a bike in the Miami Preserve complex and said the bolt cutters were not working. He was identified by the original caller as the person he had seen trying to cut the lock on is bike on Foxfire. A search turned up a capped hypodermic syringe in his pocket and also in his backpack.
A male with him was identified and was found to have warrants out of both Fairfield and Hamilton police departments and he also had a capped syringe in his coat pocket. Both departments said to have him turn himself in and he was released.
The original caller confirmed damage to his bike lock and the first suspect showed the officer both bikes he had attempted to cut loose. He was charged with attempting to commit an offense and criminal damaging and released to his home. Identical charges are pending confirmation by the owner of the bike at the Miami Preserve.
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