STOLEN 2020 Polaris Phoenix 200 – RECOVERED
UPDATE 1/21/ 2025: A call came into Stolen 911 this morning. The ATV was sold to a person in a nearby Township for $700 on Facebook Marketplace. The Medford PD have now recovered the ATV. No reward has been paid out at this time. The case is still under investigation. If you have any information contact the Medford PD. Please continue to do the right thing. Consider a reward for those who try to do the right thing. Anything helps. Be safe.
Original Post: Medford, NJ – A 2020 Polaris Phoenix 200 ATV was reported stolen on January 9, 2025, from a residential yard in Medford, New Jersey. The ATV, which is gray in color, is noted to have a loose and damaged front bumper, making it easier to identify. A stolen vehicle report was filed with the Medford Police Department, who are currently investigating the theft.
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The Polaris Phoenix 200 is a popular off-road vehicle designed for youth and beginner riders, offering a smooth and stable ride with its automatic transmission and a 196cc engine. First introduced in 2020, the Phoenix 200 is known for its durability and ease of handling, making it a common choice for families looking to introduce younger riders to ATV sports. Its lightweight frame and manageable power make it suitable for a variety of terrains, from trails to dirt tracks.
ATVs like the Polaris Phoenix 200 are often stolen for several reasons. Thieves may target these vehicles due to their relatively high resale value in both legitimate and black market channels. Off-road vehicles are often easy to transport, especially when stolen from residential properties or unsecured areas, making them attractive targets. In many cases, stolen ATVs are sold for parts or shipped across state lines to avoid detection.
ATV theft has become a growing problem in the United States. According to recent reports, stolen off-road vehicles have been a significant issue, particularly in rural and suburban areas where such vehicles are commonly used. The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) and law enforcement agencies have reported an increase in the theft of off-road vehicles like ATVs, especially during the colder months when outdoor activity slows down, and these vehicles may be left unsecured for longer periods.
To protect an ATV from theft, owners are encouraged to take several precautions. These include using high-quality locks and chains, installing GPS tracking devices, keeping the vehicle in a secure location such as a locked garage or storage shed, and registering the ATV with the manufacturer or local authorities for easy identification. Additionally, marking the ATV with unique identifiers, such as engravings or decals, can help increase the chances of recovery in case it is stolen.
As the investigation continues, the Medford Police Department urges anyone with information regarding the theft of the 2020 Polaris Phoenix 200 to come forward.
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