Suspect identified in string of break-and-enters in Calgary

Calgary police have charged a man in connection to a string of break-and-enters and they would like to reunite the stolen property with the rightful owners.

Earlier this year, Calgary police investigated a series of residential break-and-enters that happened throughout the city during the Spring, and as a result, one man was charged in relation to the incidents in May.

Between April 6 and May 3, police say several homes were targeted and various pieces of jewelry were stolen.

Since then, police continued the investigation and identified a man who is believed to be involved by pawning the stolen jewelry which was taken during the break-and-enters.

On June 8, a search warrant was executed in the 500 block of Riverfront Avenue S.E., resulting in several items being seized by police.

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As a result, police have charged 37-year-old Joshua Jeremy Quintin Gwyn of Calgary with one count of trafficking stolen property over $5,000. Gwyn’s next court date is Sept. 1.

Police would like to return the seized jewelry, if you believe you are the rightful owner of the recovered items, contact the non-emergency number at 403-266-1234.

Anyone with information about this, or similar incidents, is asked to contact police by calling the non-emergency number or Crime Stoppers.

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