CPS search for rightful owners of bikes, hockey gear and an actual cannon

The Calgary Police Service is looking for the owners of some bikes, a bag of hockey gear, a fur coat, and a huge metal cannon.

Jeremy Shaw, a Communications Director with the Calgary Police Service, has been at work on Twitter trying to track down the owners of a wide variety of stolen stuff.

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While the bikes, and even the hockey gear (we are in Canada, after all), are nothing out of the ordinary, when making a public Twitter post about the cannon, Shaw couldn’t help but note how unusual a situation it was.

“Last week I posted about some stolen/recovered goalie gear. I still haven’t found the owner. Now things are getting weird though. I’m also looking for the owner of this cannon!”

Last week I posted about some stolen/recovered goalie gear. I still haven’t found the owner. Now things are getting weird though. I’m also looking for the owner of this cannon! (Case #18545114 / 4676). Anybody? #Calgary #yyc #stolen pic.twitter.com/UsI18MfKK6

— Cst. Jeremy Shaw (@CstShaw) March 18, 2019

Anyone with information on who the cannon may belong to is asked to contact the Calgary Police at their non-emergency number of 403-222-1234.

According to Shaw, police are also looking for the owner of a luxurious fur coat, a total of 15 recovered bikes, and that set of goalie gear — though fraudsters be warned: You’ll need to properly describe the goalie helmet before he hands it off to you.

FOUND PROPERTY

Do you recognize this Charlebois Furs coat?

Corporal Prystayko would like to speak with you. Please contact 403-251-9660.

To claim the coat, you will be required to describe a feature of it that is not shown in the photos pic.twitter.com/s92r9LOTlo

— Tsuut’ina Police (@Tsuutinapolice) March 5, 2019

Not nearly as interesting as a cannon, but I do have 15 stolen bikes that are looking to find their way back home as well. #yycbike #yyc #Calgary pic.twitter.com/dVR83NBfQ5

— Cst. Jeremy Shaw (@CstShaw) March 18, 2019

Anybody live in the community of #Varsity and have some goalie equipment #stolen? Describe your mask and have I got a deal for you! 🙂 cc: @VarsityVca #yyc #Calgary pic.twitter.com/b63YK5mjcH

— Cst. Jeremy Shaw (@CstShaw) March 11, 2019

See also

• Budget 2019: Canada lowering interest rates on student loans
• Budget 2019: Government to reduce mortgage payments for some first-time home buyers
• Alberta provincial election officially called for this April