WATCH: Toronto police are trying to reunite thousands of stolen goods – recovered from an investigation dubbed “Project Yellowbird” with their owners.
TORONTO – Toronto police have set up a website to help victims reunite with thousands of stolen property taken during a string of break-and-enters from December 2013 to August 2014.
The investigation called Project Yellowbird led to the recovery of dozens of vehicles and stolen items following a series of search warrants executed on Aug. 28.
Police estimate that at least $5 million in stolen goods were seized.
Nine people currently face up to 150 charges related to the break-and-enters that targeted homes in upscale Toronto neighbourhoods.
Police say the property not claimed will be held onto until the rightful owner comes forward.
Victims are encouraged to register for the Project Yellowbird property identification program and view recovered property here.
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