Image Credit: CFJC Today

By James Peters

CRIMES OF THE WEEK

CRIME STOPPERS: Crimes of the Week — June 8, 2020

Jun 8, 2020 | 2:07 PM

KAMLOOPS — Here are the Kamloops Crime Stoppers crimes of the week for June 8, 2020.

Crime of the Week #1

Kamloops Crime Stoppers would like your help solving a moonlight business break-in.

On May 13 at about 3:50 a.m., a man used a crow bar to break through the front door of a Sahali business.

Once inside, he loaded items into his bag before getting into a waiting four-door sedan and taking off.

Week in Review

Week in Review: Week of Sept. 16

7h ago

Two and Out

PETERS: Destruction of the Red Bridge clears the way for something much, much better

Sep 20, 2024

Looped In

LOOPED IN WITH NIKKI OMEN: September 19, 2024

Sep 19, 2024

Image Credit: Kamloops Crime Stoppers

Suspect clothing description:

• Light-coloured pants with a black belt
• Hoodie with the hood up
• Light-coloured gloves
• Mask
• Distinctive white/light-coloured shoes with black laces

Crime of the Week #2

Do you recognize this suspected bicycle thief?

Kamloops Crime Stoppers says the bike was taken on May 17, then left unattended outside of the Husky gas station on the East Trans Canada Highway.

Image Credit: Kamloops Crime Stoppers

Suspect description:

• Short, brown hair
• Wearing a blue hoodie and jeans
• Carrying a light-coloured bag

Crime of the Week #3

A suspected shoplifter made off without being caught last week – but left an important piece of evidence.

Kamloops Crime Stoppers says the man took items from a Sahali store last Friday (June 5).

When an employee confronted him, he pulled a can of bear spray but did not deploy it.

The suspect ran off on foot, but dropped his cell phone. Crime Stoppers says a photo on the phone “was confirmed to be the suspect.”

Image Credit: Kamloops Crime Stoppers

Suspect description:

• White
• Short, brown hair
• Tattoo on the back of his right hand
• Wearing a Champion hoodie and sweatpants

If you have any information on these suspects or the crimes, call Crime Stoppers at 1 (800) 222-8477.