'Bank cards, driver's licenses, passports:' Saanich PD recover over 100 personal possessions in latest bust
‘Bank cards, driver’s licenses, passports:’ Saanich PD recover over 100 personal possessions in latest bustSaanich Police released this image of some of the recovered property.
A search warrant for a home in the 1500-block of North Dairy Road in Saanich lead police to find the stash of stolen goods, which had everything from personal bank cards, driver’s licenses, work ID tags, laptops and other personal belongings. The scene of the incident sits on the Saanich and Victoria municipal boundary.
According to the police, some of the bankcards can be directly linked to fraudulent purchases in and around Greater Victoria. He adds that most of these thefts occurred near public parks when people simply hide valuables in their vehicles before setting off for a walk or hike.
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