Stolen-property lookup
Residents and secondhand buyers can search serial numbers, VINs, police report numbers, item descriptions, and locations.
Open the lookup →Free public-safety resource
TheftRadar for police and law enforcement
Give residents one place to search stolen property, map theft reports, and publish identifying details that help neighbors recognize stolen vehicles, tools, bikes, trailers, electronics, and other property. Public lookup and reporting are free.
National theft map
Public reports can be filtered by location, date, and category without exposing private suspect evidence.
Open the map →Public theft reporting
Victims record the property, time, location, photographs, and path while being reminded to file a police report first.
See reporting →Add TheftRadar to your department’s website
Departments may link to the free public lookup from a crime-prevention, stolen-property, community-resources, or online-reporting page. A link does not imply endorsement or data integration.
Suggested link
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
https://theftradar.pro/stolen-property-lookup
Free public search for user-submitted stolen and recovered property reports by serial number, VIN, item, and location.
Verified agency access
Verified departments get the official view: exact addresses, reporter contact details, suspect evidence the public never sees, and the ability to post official case updates.
- 1Submit your department's details below.
- 2We call the department directly to confirm you are who you say you are.
- 3Once verified, your agency is activated and your officers get official access.
Important limitations
TheftRadar is a community reporting and discovery service, not NCIC and not a replacement for an official police report or agency records system. Public reports are user-submitted. Departments should verify information through their normal procedures before taking action.