If you’ve had a vehicle, ATV, tool or other property stolen and never reported it, Saskatchewan RCMP want to hear from you. Prince Albert RCMP are asking the public to help identify hundreds of suspected stolen items recovered during an investigation on Wahpeton First Nation. RCMP say officers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle at a residence on Nov. 12. When they arrived, they found a black Chrysler 300 and a red Dodge Caravan that were of interest in an investigation into a reported abduction that took place the day before. Officers arrested a woman at the property and police say two men fled in the Dodge Caravan. Officers used a tire deflation device to stop the vehicle before the suspects ran into a wooded area. Both were later arrested with help from Saskatchewan RCMP Police Dog Services and a drone. Police also seized two guns with one that was loaded, near the abandoned van. Officers later discovered hundreds of suspected stolen items at the residence. The recovered property included three vehicles, three motorcycles, four ATVs, four firearms and a large quantity of tools, welders and generators. RCMP say some of the recovered items have already been linked to owners both within and outside the Prince Albert detachment area, but many items have yet to be identified. Police are asking anyone who believes their property may be among the recovered items to report the theft and provide proof of ownership, serial numbers or other identifying information. A 21 year old man from Saskatoon, a 26 year old man from Prince Albert and a 20 year old man from Sandy Bay are facing a number of charges, including possession of property obtained by crime, firearms offences and resisting a peace officer. They remain in custody and are scheduled to appear in Prince Albert provincial court on Nov. 16. RCMP say both the stolen property investigation and the abduction investigation remain ongoing.
