Public Invited to Identify Stolen Building Materials
The local police department is seeking the assistance of the general public to identify building materials that may have been stolen from their property.
A search warrant was recently executed at St. Johnsons Village, which led to the seizure of several windows that are believed to be stolen. The seized items have been transported to the police station for further investigation.
If you are a victim of theft and had windows stolen from your property, the police urge you to take action by contacting the office of the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or visiting them on Newgate Street.
It is important to bring along valid documents, such as proof of purchase, to validate your claim. By doing so, you can help the police identify and recover stolen items, as well as bring the perpetrators to justice.
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