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Oregon City Today
By the People, for the People
Oregon Man Offers $500 Reward for Stolen Prosthetic Leg
Robbie Stiles pleads for return of custom-fitted equipment after theft in Oregon City
Mar. 21, 2026 at 5:07am
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Robbie Stiles, a 15-year amputee from Alaska, had his custom-fitted prosthetic leg stolen while picking up new prosthetics in Roseburg, Oregon. Stiles is now offering a $500 reward for the return of the stolen equipment, saying he will not press charges against the perpetrator.
Why it matters
The theft of a prosthetic limb can have a significant impact on an amputee's mobility and quality of life. Stiles had carefully planned and prepared for months to get his new prosthetics, making the theft even more devastating. This incident highlights the challenges amputees face and the need for compassion and support in the community.
The details
Stiles, who lost his leg in a mining accident 15 years ago, had traveled from Alaska to Roseburg last Tuesday to pick up his new prosthetics. While loading the equipment into his vehicle, someone stole the custom-fitted prosthetic leg. Stiles is now pleading for the return of the stolen item, offering a $500 reward and stating he will not press charges against the perpetrator.
- Stiles lost his leg in a mining accident 15 years ago.
- Stiles traveled to Roseburg, Oregon on Tuesday, March 18, 2026 to pick up new prosthetics.
The players
Robbie Stiles
A 15-year amputee from Alaska who lost his leg in a mining accident and had his custom-fitted prosthetic leg stolen while picking up new prosthetics in Oregon.
What they’re saying
“I will not press charges. I just want my leg back.”
— Robbie Stiles
What’s next
Oregon City police are investigating the theft and searching for the stolen prosthetic leg.
The takeaway
This incident underscores the challenges faced by amputees and the importance of compassion and support from the community. The theft of a prosthetic limb can have a devastating impact on an individual's mobility and quality of life.


