Update – RCMP locate owners of a stolen camera

Campbell River RCMP Community Response Unit analysed a stolen camera and believe it belongs to the family pictured below. The memory card contained vacation and baby photographs that this family would probably like back.

We understand the value that people place on these images and would like to re-unite this family with their property. They can contact the Campbell River RCMP at 250-286-6221.

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– Contributed by Campbell River RCMP.

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