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Calgary police seek owners of over $70,000 in stolen construction tools

The Calgary Police Service has charged one man and recovered more than $70,000 worth of stolen construction tools from a residence in northeast Calgary. Calgary Police Service handout

Calgary police are hoping to find the rightful owners of over $70,000 worth of construction tools seized from a northeast home.

Investigators found the equipment while executing a search warrant on a home in the 61000 block of Madigan Drive N.E. on May 14.

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Nicholas Robert Burrows, 32, of Calgary, is facing several charges including break and enter and trafficking stolen property.

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Police have set up a gallery on the CPS Facebook page to let citizens look at the items and determine if they may be the rightful owner.

Anyone who identifies a stolen item as being theirs is asked to make note of the serial number or identifying features and email recoveredproperty@calgarypolice.ca before Monday, July 1.

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