The Regina Riot football team is asking for help from the public after their team manager’s van was stolen last night with the team uniforms inside.
In a tweet, the team said the van is a 2016 white Chrysler Town and Country with a Riot sticker on the back window, although that has likely been removed.
The uniforms were inside two hockey bags, one is black and red and the other is a black and orange Koho bag.
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The team said they believe the uniforms may have been ditched on the side of the road or in trash bins.
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If anyone finds the van, the Riot are asking you to call Regina police at 306-777-6500.
The Riots next game is on June 17 when they play the Edmonton Storm at Mosaic Stadium.
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