Lancaster City Police Arrest Suspect Following Walnut Street E-Bike Shop Burglary

Millersville Man Charged in Walnut Street E-Bike Shop Break-In

LANCASTER, PA — A Millersville resident has been arrested and charged in connection with a commercial burglary at an electric bicycle shop in Lancaster City. The break-in, which occurred in early August 2025, was solved with the help of city-wide surveillance cameras.

The Walnut Street Incident

According to the Lancaster City Police Department, the burglary occurred on August 5, 2025, at the "Let's Roll" electric bicycle shop, situated in the first block of East Walnut Street. The suspect, identified as Cameron Kohler, allegedly forced entry into the store overnight, causing structural damage and stealing inventory, including high-value electric bicycles.

Surveillance and Arrest

Detectives utilized surveillance footage provided by the Lancaster Safety Coalition's network of cameras to track the suspect's movements. Video footage showed Kohler near the business around the time of the break-in. He was subsequently identified, located, and taken into custody by local officers.

"Our safety coalition cameras are vital for protecting local businesses and bringing perpetrators of commercial burglaries to justice."

Charges Filed

Kohler has been formally charged with Burglary, Criminal Trespass, and Theft by Unlawful Taking. Investigators are currently working to recover the stolen e-bikes. Anyone who may have been offered an electric bicycle for sale under suspicious circumstances in the Lancaster area is asked to contact the Lancaster City Police.