Livermore Police Recover Stolen Baseball Gear, E-Bike, Scooters, More

LIVERMORE, CA — Livermore police were able to recover roughly $3500 in stolen baseball equipment from an umpire storage shed near the Granada High School Little League fields, the department said. Police also recovered a $2400 e-bike left at the school’s bike storage area, and many more valuable items upon searching the suspect’s home.

On Wednesday, March 15, police responded to a report that a suspect had broken into the umpire storage shed and stolen roughly $3500 in equipment. The following day, a Livermore Police School Resource Officer received a report about a stolen bike. Police watched surveillance footage and identified the suspect as 29-year-old Jared Moynahan of Livermore, whom they say has an “extensive criminal history” and is out on bail on two counts of felony possession of a stolen vehicle.

On Monday, the LPD Crime Prevention Unit issued a search warrant for Moynahan. In his home, officers recovered the e-bike, most of the umpire equipment, and multiple other stolen items, including two scooters, three Ring doorbell cameras and a credit card.

Livermore police are contacting all the victims.

Moynahan is being held on a no-bail arrest warrant and is being charged with Grand Theft, Possession of Stolen Property, Burglary, Felony Possession of Ammunition, and other charges.

Anyone with further information can call the LPD anonymous tip line at 925-371-4790.