Bicycle stolen from Junior Seau's garage recovered   An
unidentified woman called police Wednesday after seeing a
bicycle that matched the description of the one that was stolen
from Seau's garage on May 7, said Oceanside police Lt. Leonard
Mata.  Police confirmed it was the stolen bicycle and contacted
the man in possession of it. He told police he bought the bike
from an unidentified man in Oceanside on May 8. The man with the
bike was ruled out as a suspect.  The crook had taken a $500
bicycle belonging to a friend of Seau and left through the
garage door, Mata said.  "Somehow they forced the doggy door
open so they squeezed through," he said.  No arrest had been
made as of Wednesday.  Seau, 43, shot himself to death in the
home on May 2.  "I just think it's horrible someone would even
break into someone's house after a tragedy like that," a
neighbor, Terra Ramirez, told TV station KGTV ( ).   The
Associated Press