North Vancouver RCMP seek owner of this ‘totem,’ but they don’t know what it is

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The North Vancouver RCMP are seeking the public’s help to identify and return an object that they’re calling a “unique monument” or a “totem.”

Whatever it is, it was left behind by a man on a motorcycle after police investigated a report about a suspicious male who had it in his possession on Monday.

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The man left quickly when police arrived.

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The RCMP found the object in a big duffel bag.

It’s described as being over six feet tall, with three wings that were dismantled.

Police said in a news release that there haven’t been any reports about a break and enter or theft of a statue that would help them identify who owns this item.

“This very unique monument will have significant meaning and value to someone,” said Cpl. Richard De Jong.

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If it’s yours, call the North Vancouver RCMP at (604) 985-1311.