Justice · Récupération de biens volésDes centaines d’articles présumés volés récupérés — la GRC doit maintenant retrouver leurs propriétairesDiffusé 14 novembre 2026 à 14:32 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00Prince Albert's stolen items, hundreds recovered, three people charged.0:07Police recovered hundreds of suspected stolen items from a single residence.0:11Three people face charges, and the recovery includes vehicles, firearms, and0:14equipment.0:15Some belongings have already been matched to owners, but investigators still have to0:18identify the rest.0:19How do hundreds of seized possessions get back to the people who lost them?0:23The recovery happened at a residence on Wapaton First Nation in Saskatchewan on0:27November twelfth.0:27Prince Albert RCMP responded after someone reported a stolen vehicle there just0:32after two in the afternoon.0:33Officers found two vehicles that connected the response to another investigation.0:37Police were already interested in both after a woman was reported abducted the0:41previous day.0:42A black Chrysler three hundred and a red Dodge caravan were outside the residence.0:46Those were the vehicle types police had been seeking in the investigation into the0:50reported abduction and vehicle theft.0:52Police received that earlier report on November11 through788 north of Sturgeon Lake0:57First Nation.0:58They said a woman had been taken in a red caravan, last seen heading toward Little1:03Red River.1:03A black two thousand five Chrysler three hundred was a second vehicle of interest.1:07The woman has since been found safe.1:09Police initially described four males wearing face coverings in that case.1:13The three people arrested at the residence haven't been charged with abduction, and1:17police are continuing that investigation.1:19At the residence, officers and police dog services contained the area.1:22They identified one adult woman and two adult men as suspects.1:26Officers approached the woman outside and arrested her without incident.1:29Police say the two men fled in the caravan.1:31Officers pursued with emergency lights and deployed a tire, deflation device.1:36The caravan stopped, and the men ran into a wooded area.1:39Police used a drone and police dog services to search.1:41Both men were found and arrested without incident.1:44Officers seized two firearms from a ditch near the caravan.1:48One was loaded.1:49Further investigation at the residence then uncovered the much larger collection of1:53suspected stolen property.1:54The residence inventory lists three vehicles.1:57Three motorcycles and four ATVs or all terrain vehicles.2:00It also lists four firearms, along with a large quantity of tools, welders,2:04generators, and other items.2:06Police describe the overall recovery as hundreds of suspected stolen items.2:10Police haven't explained whether the four firearms in that inventory overlap with2:13the two recovered near the caravan.2:15They haven't given a combined firearm total.2:17Investigators have already confirmed ownership of some of the seized property.2:21Subscribe to this channel as we follow the property identification effort and the2:24next court appearances.2:26The accused are Jerome Bayheidi, twenty of Sandy Bay, Delyn Dumont, twenty-one of2:30Saskatoon, and Joshua Goodvoice, twenty-six of Prince Albert.2:34The charges against them are allegations, and none has been found guilty in this2:37case.2:38Each faces one count of resisting a peace officer and three counts of possessing2:42property obtained by crime over five thousand dollars.2:44Each also faces one count apiece of knowingly possessing an unauthorized firearm,2:48possessing a restricted firearm, and careless use of a firearm.2:51The five thousand dollar threshold describes the property possession charges.2:55Police haven't released a dollar value for the entire recovery.2:58Guy Committee faces two additional counts of possessing weapons contrary to an3:02order.3:03He also faces seven counts of failing to comply with release order conditions, the3:07rules a person must follow while released from custody.3:10Dolman faces one additional count of failing to comply with release order3:13conditions.3:14Good Voice faces two additional counts of possessing weapons contrary to an order,3:18and one count of flight from a peace officer.3:20All three accused are being held in custody.3:23They're scheduled to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court on November16.3:27The property investigation and the connected abduction investigation both remain3:31open.3:31The recovery follows a November9 briefing about rural crime concerns around Prince3:36Albert.3:36Police described separate weekend operations that recovered nine reported stolen3:40vehicles and responded to four break and enter reports.3:44Provincial officials, RCMP and the Saskatchewan Marshal Service, took part in that3:48briefing.3:48Investigators have identified some owners both inside and outside the Prince Albert3:52RCMP detachment area.3:54Staff Sergeant Steven Hurst.3:55The detachment commander says the volume means cataloging, identifying, and4:00returning the property will take time.4:01Hearst says reports from the public helped with this investigation.4:05Police now want people whose stolen belongings were never reported to make a report.4:09Details that distinguish one vehicle or tool from another can help investigators4:12connect an item to its owner.4:14People reporting those thefts should provide proof of ownership, serial numbers, or4:18other identifying features.4:19Investigators can use those details as they catalogue the sea's belongings and work4:23out which items belong to which people.4:25Some owners have already been identified while the remaining property still needs to4:29be matched.4:29Investigators have begun linking the recovered possessions to current and ongoing4:33cases.Chronologie de l’histoireHeyDex
