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Edmonton police seek owners of items stolen in BC

June 12, 2019 4:12am

The Edmonton Police Service is seeking the original owners of personal items stolen from various BC municipalities as well as Alberta.

The request from Edmonton police comes following the arrest of three suspects in a reportedly stolen vehicle in Edmonton.

Investigators believe the individuals committed a series of crimes across British Columbia and Alberta from late 2016 to early 2019 in Lower Mainland, Southern Interior of British Columbia and Southern Alberta.

The personal items recovered may belong to citizens from several communities in either province, including but not limited to, Squamish, Surrey, Delta, Langley, Vancouver, Okotoks, Calgary and Edmonton.

Among the recovered personal items were numerous pieces of jewelry, specialty spoons, comic books stamps and a camera.  Police believe that these items, along with many of the recovered identity and financial documents, were stolen during break-and-enters or thefts from vehicles.

While some recovered items were returned to their owners, several remain unclaimed.

Photos of the recovered stolen property can be found on the EPS Pinterest page in hopes the original owners will come forward and claim them.

Anyone who believes the stolen property may belong to them is encouraged to email EPSPinterest@edmontonpolice.ca

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