- 1). Call your local police department immediately. Or call "911" to be transferred to your local sheriff or state trooper, whichever handles your area.
- 2). Gather your motorcycle information while you're waiting for an officer to arrive. Find your title, it lists the identification number. Gather any pictures you have of the motorcycle to provide the officer. If you don't have pictures, write down a detailed description of your motorcycle, including color, aftermarket add-ons or identifying marks, such as scratches or dents.
- 3). Write down any details you can remember from around the time your motorcycle was stolen. Try to remember if you saw an unfamiliar face or anything out of the ordinary over the days prior to the theft.
- 4). Give the officer all of your motorcycle information. Answer any questions and provide your personal information. Give the officer the phone numbers to where you can be reached.
- 5). Follow up with the department that's handling your theft. Your case will be transferred to a detective. Make sure you have the detective's name and number and follow up often.
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