Post by blackcrowheart on May 2, 2006 13:23:09 GMT -5
If You See Someone Wearing This Shirt, Call Crime Stoppers
By David Helwig
SooToday.com
Friday, April 28, 2006
OPP NEWS RELEASE
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Thieves took $5,000 from Batchewana break-and-enter
Batchewana First Nation, Ont. - The Batchewana First Nation Police are
continuing their investigation into the break-and-enter at a native
craft store on Frontenac Street.
Sometime during Tuesday night and Wednesday morning thieves forced their
way into the store stealing native arts and crafts and ransacking the
business.
An inventory conducted by the owners of the store revealed that close to
$5000 in merchandise has been stolen from the business.
The list of stolen property includes clothing, feather cases, gloves and
mitts, belts and belt buckles.
One of the more distinguished items stolen was a traditional ceremonial
drum commonly used at pow wows.
The patterns of the clothing are unique to this area.
Some of the stolen items have the "Trails End" symbol on the items.
If you know where these thieves are storing their loot, call the
Batchewana First Nation Police at 1-888-310-1122 or Crimes Stoppers at
942-7867.
Photos of some of the items and their patterns are displayed below.
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By David Helwig
SooToday.com
Friday, April 28, 2006
OPP NEWS RELEASE
**********************
Thieves took $5,000 from Batchewana break-and-enter
Batchewana First Nation, Ont. - The Batchewana First Nation Police are
continuing their investigation into the break-and-enter at a native
craft store on Frontenac Street.
Sometime during Tuesday night and Wednesday morning thieves forced their
way into the store stealing native arts and crafts and ransacking the
business.
An inventory conducted by the owners of the store revealed that close to
$5000 in merchandise has been stolen from the business.
The list of stolen property includes clothing, feather cases, gloves and
mitts, belts and belt buckles.
One of the more distinguished items stolen was a traditional ceremonial
drum commonly used at pow wows.
The patterns of the clothing are unique to this area.
Some of the stolen items have the "Trails End" symbol on the items.
If you know where these thieves are storing their loot, call the
Batchewana First Nation Police at 1-888-310-1122 or Crimes Stoppers at
942-7867.
Photos of some of the items and their patterns are displayed below.
View Photo Gallery for this Story
<http://www.sootoday.com/content/news/gallery.asp?StoryNumber=17025&NTit\
le=If+you+see+someone+wearing+this+shirt%2C+call+Crime+Stoppers>