A handful of teens are in trouble right now. Police say the suspects are linked to at least 15 burglaries in Colorado Springs. They suspect those teens could also be tied to even more break-ins.

Cops tracked down the suspects after they allegedly broke into a business Wednesday morning. One officer happened to notice a suspicious car about four miles away from that burglary at the intersection of Academy and Lasalle. That’s just east of downtown. When he pulled the driver over, the officer found some of the stolen property.

In surveillance video from Rocky Mountain Cycle, a local motorcycle shop, you can see crooks taking three dirt bikes through the front window. Police say they'd return two weeks later, which was this past Monday night. They smashed the front window with a sledge hammer to steal matching clothes for their new wheels. "It's just so frustrating that it’s that easy to burglarize a business," says Steve Clark, the general manager of Rocky Mountain Cycle.

The very next day, cops say, these thieves were at it again hitting Apex Sports downtown for a second time within a week. "You're angry that you're violated," says Mike Stokes, owner of the bike shop.

He tells 11 News they stole three dirt bikes the first time they hit, just like they did at the other motorcycle shop. "They knocked the front window out, put a ramp on it, rolled the bikes out and rode away." That joyride cost Apex about $25,000.

Both shop owners say they have peace of mind that police say they found their crooks, the thieves accused of terrorizing businesses in Colorado Springs.

Cops say after Wednesday morning’s arrests, they’ve recovered most of the stolen property from the 15 businesses that were hit, including the dirt bikes.

The five suspects, including four juveniles and 18-year-old Camerion Gholson, face burglary charges, but cops tell 11 News, they'll probably face theft and criminal mischief charges as well.