Lethbridge Police seized several firearms and $85,000 worth of stolen property as officers conducted a safety check after finding an open gate at a business. On Nov. 10, police found the gate to a storage compound along the 300 block of 10 Street North ajar and, as they investigated, they found two people rummaging through two open units and sea cans. After officers determined the men didn’t own the storage units, they were arrested and a warrant was executed on the storage facility. Police recovered nearly $60,000 worth of stolen power tools that have been linked to five separate break-and-enters, as well as five stolen firearms, ammunition and a small quantity of fentanyl. As police investigated further, they were led to a residence along the 1800 block of 58 Street South and, on Nov. 13, a search warrant at that home uncovered more stolen property linked to another five break-in and theft files. Investigators found numerous power tools, electric scooters and bikes, airsoft guns and more, totaling approximately $25,000, a truck reported stolen from the Crowsnest Pass, drug paraphernalia and several boxes of ammunition. Police believe the home’s two male occupants have been accepting stolen property as payment for drugs. Bradley Kenneth John Robinson, 35, of Lethbridge, is charged with: Robinson is currently in custody as he awaits a bail hearing. Shawn Samuel James Fralick, 28, of Pincher Creek, is charged with: Fralick remains in custody awaiting a Judicial Interim Release hearing. Yancy Reese Scott, 27, of Lethbridge, is charged with: Scott was released from custody and is scheduled to appear in court Jan. 22, 2026.
