10ER 78476 - stolen and recovered by police

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curmudgeon
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10ER 78476 - stolen and recovered by police

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Hi,

The Victoria Police (British Columbia, Canada) has recovered a stolen 10ER, serial number 78476. They're looking for the owner.
Anyone who recognizes this tool is being asked to call the Victoria Police non-emergency line at (250) 995-7654 and select option 1 for the report desk.
See article on CHEK News.

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Re: 10ER 78476 - stolen and recovered by police

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Thanks for posting this, I had missed it.

Not that far from me (25 min) but thankfully not one of mine. :)

No casters, and the perps were trying to tow it behind a bicycle . :eek:
They definite weren't the sharpest tools in the shed. :rolleyes:
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Re: 10ER 78476 - stolen and recovered by police

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This raises the question, when you steal a 10-ER are you charged with one count or five counts?
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algale wrote:This raises the question, when you steal a 10-ER are you charged with one count or five counts?

Nice! :)
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I have to wonder if the bicycle was stolen too. :rolleyes:
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Re: 10ER 78476 - stolen and recovered by police

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Looks like the owner was not found.

It's now listed for sale on the Provincial surplus auction site:
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Looking at the paint etc., when was it stolen - 1947?????

Unusual table????
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