If you live in Salmon Arm, B.C., and were a victim of tool theft recently, police may have some good news.
On Tuesday, Salmon Arm RCMP said they recovered some suspected stolen goods from a property along 11th Avenue NE.
Police said a family alerted them that there was a shed full of suspected stolen property, with officers attending the location on Saturday.
“The property consists of electric hand tools, industrial or shop vacuum cleaners, leaf blowers, gas-powered lawn trimmers, and various tools which include nail guns, rotary saws and a distinctive welder,” said Salmon Arm RCMP.
“If you have reported your tools stolen and provided a serial number, you can expect a call from the police in the coming weeks as we go through the property in an attempt to return it to the rightful owners.”
Police added that if you’ve yet to report your stolen property, complete an online form.
“Serial numbers are an asset, but are not the only way police may be able to get your property back to you,” said Staff Sgt. Scott West.
“A complete description of the item with distinguishing characteristics, like initials or stickers or paint or well-described damage, may be unique enough to get your property back to you.”