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AirTag Tracks Stolen Superbike to Thieves' Lair, Leading to Arrests

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  • September 21, 2025
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AirTag Tracks Stolen Superbike to Thieves' Lair, Leading to Arrests

In a compelling demonstration of modern technology's power in crime-fighting, a stolen, high-performance Honda motorcycle was swiftly recovered in Missouri, all thanks to a cleverly hidden Apple AirTag. The incident, which unfolded in St. Charles County, led to the arrest of two individuals.

The saga began when a brand-new 2023 Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP, a prized possession, was stolen from a residence in St.

Charles. However, the thieves' plans were quickly thwarted by the owner's foresight: a discreetly placed Apple AirTag was tracking the valuable bike's every move. Upon discovering the theft, the owner didn't panic. Instead, they used their smartphone to pinpoint the motorcycle's location, leading them to a specific address in North St.

Louis County.

Armed with this crucial information, the St. Charles County Sheriff's Department was alerted. Deputies sprang into action, responding to the designated location. There, they successfully located the stolen motorcycle. A closer inspection revealed the thieves had already begun attempting to obscure its identity, as the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) had been altered, and the license plate had been removed, replaced with a temporary tag.

The investigation quickly led to the apprehension of two suspects residing at the property.

Anthony J. Latrell, 20, and Antone L. Latrell, 23, were both taken into custody. Anthony J. Latrell faces charges of tampering with a motor vehicle, a serious offense indicating an attempt to alter or disguise a stolen vehicle. Antone L. Latrell was charged with receiving stolen property and also faces an additional count of possession of a controlled substance, as fentanyl was found in his possession during the arrest.

Both individuals were subsequently held on significant bonds, with Anthony's set at $15,000 and Antone's at $20,000, both cash only.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the increasing effectiveness of personal tracking devices in aiding law enforcement and provides a glimmer of hope for victims of theft. For the owner of the Honda superbike, the hidden AirTag proved to be an invaluable guardian, ensuring their expensive new ride was returned before it could be fully dismantled or resold.

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