COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- Metro opened its first Bike & Ride facility on Tuesday. 

The facility can hold more than 100 bikes and requires riders to use an access card to enter the room on the first level of the College Park Metro parking garage. It also has security cameras, an emergency callbox and LED lighting. A bike repair stand outside the garage has a few tools to make quick repairs.

In a month-long testing period, a group of people tried out out the new system and provided comments and suggestions.

Use of the facility costs between 2 to 5 cents per hour, says Metro, and there is a one-time $5 charge for "new customer ID verification."

Check out the Metro video about Bike & Ride Below.

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA) -- University of Maryland Police say they caught a cell phone thief after an officer and the victim switched places to meet a man claiming he could sell the phone back to the victim.

According to university police, a 19-year-old man (who is not a student at the university) said that he had dropped his cell phone at the front entrance of Charles Hall on Sunday night. He told them he sent a text message from his friend's phone to his phone requesting that anyone who had found the phone to return it.

University police say 30-year-old William Aparicio Villacorta replied that the victim could buy the phone back for $150. Aparicio Villacorta agreed to meet the victim at a College Park business.