RCMP looking for help to identify ‘person of interest’ in recent property crimes

RCMP looking for help to identify ‘person of interest’ in recent property crimes

Cranbrook RCMP is looking for help identifying the man in the attached photo who is considered a person of interest regarding recent property crimes.

Police are also requesting victims of property crime ensure they report their stolen items to police in order to help RCMP members return stolen proerpty when recovered.

Anyone with informaction can contact police through the non-emergency line at 250-489-3471.

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