Greeley police seek public’s help in identifying cyclist who allegedly shot dog

GREELEY, Colo. — Police in Greeley are asking for the public’s help to identify a bicyclist who allegedly shot a dog last month.

The man was seen armed while riding an electric bike in the 100 block of 50th Ave. Place. No information about when the crime occurred nor a description of the suspect was immediately available.

Police only provided a poor-quality image of the suspect and what they believe to be the e-bike he was riding, which you can see below.

Greeley Police Department

Greeley Police Department

If you know who he is, you are asked to contact Officer Jacob Clark at jacob.clark@greeleypd.com or Animal Control Officer Leslie Kolman at leslie.kolman@greeleypd.com.

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