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找回数百件涉嫌被盗物品——RCMP 现在必须找到物主
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数百件涉嫌被盗的物品目前由警方保管,但这并不意味着数百件失物已经物归原主。Prince Albert RCMP 表示,2026年11月12日,一起车辆失窃报案引领警方在萨斯喀彻温省 Wahpeton First Nation 的一处住所发现大量物品。警方已确认部分物主;要将其余车辆、工具和设备与失主对应起来,工作仍未完成。11
找回物品只是第一步
对于物品失窃的人,警方提出了明确要求:报告此前尚未向警方报失的物品,并提供所有权证明、序列号和/或其他识别特征。这些信息能帮助调查人员在清点缴获财物时区分不同车辆或工具。11
调查人员已确认,部分物品属于 Prince Albert RCMP 分局辖区内外的居民。他们也已开始将找回的物品与当前及正在进行的调查联系起来。警方尚未公布已归还多少物品,也未说明识别工作何时完成。11
由于物品数量庞大,清点、识别并将财物归还合法物主需要时间。
警方的呼吁并不意味着所有物品都已准备好供人领取,而是请求公众提供能够确认物品所有权的信息。这一区别很重要:大规模缴获是一项重要成果,但这并不能证明每件物品都已与报称的盗窃案联系起来,也不能证明此次缴获所涉及的每起盗窃案都已侦破。
Hurst 还称赞公众提供的报案信息协助了调查,并鼓励人们继续报告可疑和犯罪活动。在本案中,公众的作用并未在警员抵达住所时结束;物主提供的信息如今也是归还财物所需工作的一部分。11
两辆车使两项调查产生联系
RCMP 在11月13日的通报中说明,整个经过始于前一天下午约2:05,当时 Prince Albert 警员接到 Wahpeton 住所发生车辆失窃的报案。警员赶到现场,发现外面停着一辆黑色 Chrysler 300 和一辆红色 Dodge Caravan。两辆车均为11月11日报称绑架案调查中的相关车辆。11
此前的报案来自 Sturgeon Lake First Nation 以北的 788 号公路,时间约为上午10:07。警方最初称,一名女子被人带上一辆红色 Caravan,最后一次被看见时正驶往 Little Red River;警方还将一辆黑色 2005 年款 Chrysler 300 列为第二辆相关车辆。警方更新后的呼吁称,该女子已被安全找到。91
在 Wahpeton,警员和警犬服务人员封锁了该区域,并将一名成年女子和两名成年男子列为嫌疑人。根据警方的说法,警员在室外逮捕了该女子,过程没有发生意外;两名男子则乘坐 Caravan 逃跑。警员开启紧急灯追捕,并部署了轮胎放气装置。Caravan 停下后,两名男子跑进林地。警方使用无人机并由警犬服务人员协助搜寻,最终找到两人并将其逮捕,过程没有发生意外。11
警员从 Caravan 附近的一条沟渠中缴获两支枪,其中一支已装弹。警方随后在住所展开进一步调查,发现了规模大得多的一批涉嫌被盗财物。警方分别列出了住所清单中的以下车辆:11
清单还列有四支枪、大量工具、焊机和发电机,以及杂项物品。警方通报没有说明这四支枪是否与 Caravan 附近缴获的两支枪重复,因此不能稳妥地将这些数字相加得出枪支总数。警方没有提供缴获物品的确切总数或总价值。“数百件涉嫌被盗物品”是目前有依据的说法。11
指控与下次出庭
三名被告分别为来自 Sandy Bay 的20岁 Jerome Bighetty、来自 Saskatoon 的21岁 Dilynn Dumont,以及来自 Prince Albert 的26岁 Joshua Goodvoice。所有指控均为指称,并非有罪判决。11
每人均被控一项抗拒治安官员罪,以及三项持有犯罪所得财产且价值超过 $5,000 的罪名。每人还分别面临一项明知持有未经授权仍持有枪支、一项持有限制类枪支,以及一项不谨慎使用枪支的指控。$5,000 指的是财产持有指控中的门槛,并非此次缴获物品的总价值。11
Bighetty 另面临两项违反命令持有武器的指控,以及七项未遵守释放令条件的指控。Dumont 另面临一项未遵守释放令条件的指控。Goodvoice 另面临两项违反命令持有武器的指控,以及一项逃避治安官员的指控。警方通报称,三人均仍被羁押,等待定于11月16日的出庭。11
此次缴获发生在11月9日一场关于 Prince Albert 周边农村地区犯罪问题的简报会之后。据 paNOW 报道,在简报会上,省级官员、RCMP 和萨斯喀彻温省执法官员服务机构讨论了此前周末的独立行动;这些行动找回了九辆报称被盗的车辆,并处理了四起入室盗窃报案。这些结果属于此前的行动,并非 Wahpeton 清单中的物品。2
此次缴获本身并不能衡量该地区犯罪率是否发生变化。其直接后果更为具体:涉嫌被盗财物已被妥善保管,三名被告等待出庭,部分物主已获确认。对其余物主而言,接下来有意义的进展,是确认被扣押物品与有权取回它的人相对应。
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- Police recovered hundreds of suspected stolen items from a single residence.
- Three people face charges, and the recovery includes vehicles, firearms and equipment. Some belongings have already been matched to owners, but investigators still have to identify the rest.
- How do hundreds of seized possessions get back to the people who lost them?
- The recovery happened at a residence on Wahpeton First Nation in Saskatchewan on November twelfth. Prince Albert RCMP responded after someone reported a stolen vehicle there, just after two in the afternoon.
- Officers found two vehicles that connected the response to another investigation. Police were already interested in both after a woman was reported abducted the previous day.
- A black Chrysler 300 and a red Dodge Caravan were outside the residence. Those were the vehicle types police had been seeking in the investigation into the reported abduction and vehicle theft.
- Police received that earlier report on November eleventh, from Highway 788 north of Sturgeon Lake First Nation. They said a woman had been taken in a red Caravan, last seen heading toward Little Red River. A black 2005 Chrysler 300 was a second vehicle of interest.
- The woman has since been found safe. Police initially described four males wearing face coverings in that case. The three people arrested at the residence haven't been charged with abduction, and police are continuing that investigation.
- At the residence, officers and Police Dog Services contained the area. They identified one adult woman and two adult men as suspects. Officers approached the woman outside and arrested her without incident. Police say the two men fled in the Caravan. Officers pursued with emergency lights and deployed a tire-deflation device.
- The Caravan stopped, and the men ran into a wooded area. Police used a drone and Police Dog Services to search. Both men were found and arrested without incident.
- Officers seized two firearms from a ditch near the Caravan. One was loaded. Further investigation at the residence then uncovered the much larger collection of suspected stolen property.
- The residence inventory lists three vehicles, three motorcycles and four ATVs, or all-terrain vehicles. It also lists four firearms, along with a large quantity of tools, welders, generators and other items. Police describe the overall recovery as hundreds of suspected stolen items.
- Police haven't explained whether the four firearms in that inventory overlap with the two recovered near the Caravan. They haven't given a combined firearm total. Investigators have already confirmed ownership of some of the seized property.
- Subscribe to this channel as we follow the property-identification effort and the next court appearances.
- The accused are Jerome Bighetty, twenty, of Sandy Bay; Dilynn Dumont, twenty-one, of Saskatoon; and Joshua Goodvoice, twenty-six, of Prince Albert. The charges against them are allegations, and none has been found guilty in this case.
- Each faces one count of resisting a peace officer and three counts of possessing property obtained by crime over five thousand dollars. Each also faces one count apiece of knowingly possessing an unauthorized firearm, possessing a restricted firearm, and careless use of a firearm.
- The five-thousand-dollar threshold describes the property-possession charges. Police haven't released a dollar value for the entire recovery.
- Bighetty faces two additional counts of possessing weapons contrary to an order. He also faces seven counts of failing to comply with release-order conditions, the rules a person must follow while released from custody.
- Dumont faces one additional count of failing to comply with release-order conditions. Goodvoice faces two additional counts of possessing weapons contrary to an order, and one count of flight from a peace officer.
- All three accused are being held in custody. They're scheduled to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court on November sixteenth. The property investigation and the connected abduction investigation both remain open.
- The recovery follows a November ninth briefing about rural-crime concerns around Prince Albert. Police described separate weekend operations that recovered nine reported-stolen vehicles and responded to four break-and-enter reports. Provincial officials, RCMP and the Saskatchewan Marshals Service took part in that briefing.
- Investigators have identified some owners both inside and outside the Prince Albert RCMP detachment area. Staff Sergeant Stephen Hurst, the detachment commander, says the volume means cataloguing, identifying and returning the property will take time.
- Hurst says reports from the public helped with this investigation. Police now want people whose stolen belongings were never reported to make a report. Details that distinguish one vehicle or tool from another can help investigators connect an item to its owner.
- People reporting those thefts should provide proof of ownership, serial numbers or other identifying features. Investigators can use those details as they catalogue the seized belongings and work out which items belong to which people.
- Some owners have already been identified, while the remaining property still needs to be matched. Investigators have begun linking the recovered possessions to current and ongoing cases.
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