Stolen items to be returned

Posted Mar 2, 2013 06:04:31 AM.

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If you’ve had your house or car broken into in the last two weeks, this may be some good news for you.

Guelph police searched and seized a number of items believed to be stolen from a residence on February 13th of this year.

Stolen cell phones, GPS’s, laptops, video games and systems, digital cameras, a tattoo kit and other items were all recovered.

If you think any of these items might be yours, call the Guelph police.

Proof of ownership will need to be provided.

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