A man in London is jailed after a teenage victim identifies him selling a stolen e-bike online, according to reports. The defendant, identified as Jay Archibald, 23, is accused of stealing a high-value electric bicycle worth about £1,500. The case centers on the victim’s recognition of the suspect: the teenager spots the bike being offered for sale online and links it to the e-bike that was taken. After the identification, authorities are able to locate and arrest the man connected to the online listing. Both outlets report that the victim plays a key role in the investigation by spotting the suspect and the stolen property during an online sale attempt. Following the arrest, Archibald is sentenced to jail. The reports describe the e-bike as an e-bike and state the approximate value of the stolen item, while focusing on the online spotting and subsequent detection leading to conviction and sentencing.