REGINA – The crozier stolen from St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral has been found by Regina police.
On October 23rd police received a call about the theft of the ornate, bejeweled staff from the church on McIntyre Street. After an investigation and a Crimestoppers episode, police were able to locate the crozier on Nov. 18.
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The crozier has been somewhat damaged but it is intact and police made arrangements with the reverend to return it.
Police still do not have enough evidence to lay charges so if anyone has any information that may help police solve this crime are asked to call 306-777-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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