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The Comox Valley RCMP are requesting the public's assistance in catching those responsible for Break-ins in the Comox Valley in the last while. You can make a difference by reporting suspected criminal activity to your local police or Please and encourage others to join Cybercrimestoppers by sending a message to; cybercrime@comoxvalleycrimestoppers.bc.ca Insert ‘subscribe’ in the subject box and “subscribe (your email address) and we will do the rest. |
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| Beer heist at Mex Beer Store - identification wanted | |||
| Comox Valley RCMP are requesting the public's assistance in identifying two males who are
suspects in a theft from the Mex Beer and Wine Store on May 18th, 2008, at approximately 10:55 pm. The males photo's were captured on video and are described as: 1) Caucasian with shaved head and ball cap, wearing a white t-shirt with black graphics and grey shorts. Also had a blue flame tattoo on his arm. 2) Caucasian with short dark hair. Wearing white jersey with writing on the back and green shorts. Anyone with information to the identity of these two males are asked to contact the Comox Valley RCMP at 338-1321 or if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477). |
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File no: 08-7964 May 23, 2008 Comox Valley RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a male who attempted to steal a lady's purse out of her shopping cart in Thrifty Foods yesterday. The male unclipped the child seatbelt in the shopping cart which was holding the purse and took off with it. The lady's husband grabbed hold of the suspect and managed to retrieve the purse without injury to himself. The suspect then fled the store, breaking a window in his hurry to escape. The theft was captured on video. |
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May 14th, 2008
Comox Valley RCMP are requesting the public's assistance in identifying a female involved in the theft of a credit card, driver's license and IPOD from an unlocked vehicle that was parked in the vicinity of the Four Square Church on Burgess Rd, in Courtenay.
The theft occurred on May 10th, 2008. The credit card was then used at several locations around town. Attached is a photo of the female suspect.
If you can assist the police in identifying this female, please call Comox Valley RCMP at 338- 1321, or if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
An elderly Comox couple were scammed out of $9200 after a "salesman" came to their door.
The male stated he does protective coating for asphalt shingles and other jobs.
He attended their home in December of 2007 and returned again in March of 2008 and charged them again. The reciept
showed work for the same thing that was done in December.
If you have work to be done, get an estimate from a reputable company. Don't be afraid to have door to door salesmen
provide some identification as to who they are. A business card is not identification.
For more information on scams or if you want to check out a business, go to the Better Business Bureau website at VI.BBB.ORG
This file is still under investigation by the Comox Valley RCMP
File # 08-7061
Comox Valley RCMP were kept busy yesterday morning (May 7th) with an extensive search for a male on a stolen
motorbike who is believed to be involved in the theft of several other vehicles as well. The incident began in the
Huband Rd area.
The RCMP helicopter assisted in the search as the male was followed through various parts of the Comox Valley.
The male was tracked to a rural area just north of Courtenay. The stolen motorbike was recovered as well as an article
of the suspect's clothing.
The Police Dog Service was also assisting in attempting to locate the male.
After some time the search was terminated. This file is still under investigation.
Comox Valley RCMP believe there are several individuals who are involved in this incident and are looking for
the public's assistance in identifying them.
The first male is described as:
-wearing a white zip up hoody
-red hat
-dark slicked back hair
-blue jeans
The second male is described as:
-wearing a blue jacket with black designs,
-white blue jeans
-white hat
-dark brown short curly hair
-darker complexion
-possibly First Nations
The third male is only described as wearing a white hat.
There is also believed to be a female involved who has long dirty blonde hair.
If you have any information about this incident, please call Comox Valley RCMP at 338-1321
or if you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Crime Stoppers pays up to $2000 for information leading to arrests.
We don't want your name, only your information.
B.C. Law Holds Parents Financially Responsible
If a child takes, damages, or destroys the property of another person, a parent of that child may find
themselves on the hook for damages, plus interest, and court costs. The Parental Responsibility Act
allows victims of property damage, like graffiti, to seek damages via Small Claims Court. The legislation
applies to youth under the age of 18, at which point they become an adult under the law.
Local police and city staff have been discussing this law and how it may be used to combat the problem
of graffiti and property damage currently experienced in the Comox Valley.
According to Cst. Pierre VEZINA of the Comox Valley RCMP Youth Detail Unit, this is a community
problem. Parents are a part of the community and therefore part of the solution. Taking steps to exercise
reasonable supervision over a child will limit the parent's liability under this law. Therefore the Act
encourages parents to be actively involved in the supervision of their children.
Graffiti, broken fences, and other criminal acts are a problem. The Parental Responsibility Act is one
more tool in an effort to curb this community issue.
The Comox Valley RCMP is seeking the public’s assistance in locating and arresting three teenage
males wanted for theft and uttering death threats. At approximately 5:30 PM on 24 May, three teenage
males approached a 14 year old male in Simms park. The victim who was swimming with a friend
was threatened with a slingshot and forced to turn over his bicycle. Assault and robbery in in Lewis Park
The bike is described as baby blue with Maxim on the side and had black rims on the rear wheel.
One of the suspects was riding a white bike, another wore a blue t-shirt and the third had a red
hat and blue shorts.
If you have any information as to who committed this crime, you are asked to contact the Comox Valley RCMP @ 250-338-1321 or Crime Stoppers @ 1 800-222 TIPS (8477).
Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards of up to $2000 for any information leading to an arrest.
Remember that your information is anonymous and no effort will be made to identify the caller.