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Unity RCMP seeking security camera footage between 2 and 4 a.m. Aug. 9

Unity RCMP advise they received multiple reports of vehicles being entered, items stolen as well as two vehicles damaged while being rummaged through with a third vehicle stolen and driven around incurring damage before being returned in the early morning hours of Aug. 9

UNITY — In the early morning hours of Aug. 9, the Unity RCMP were alerted that individuals were going through vehicles in the town of Unity. Members went looking for the subjects but did not encounter them during the night/early morning hours.

The next morning the Unity RCMP advise there were multiple reports of vehicles being entered and change stolen. There were two vehicles that were damaged by the subject(s) rummaging around in the vehicles, and a third vehicle was stolen and driven around town for a period of time before being returned to where it was stolen from with fresh damage noted to the vehicle.

Unity RCMP are asking residents with security cameras to review their footage for images of persons walking or driving between the hours of 2 and 4 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 9.

Unity RCMP are particularly interested in any footage that may exist showing a person(s) operating a 2004 black crew cab GMC Sierra 1500, which was stolen and then returned with damage to a residence in the 400 block of 3rd Avenue West.

While the thefts from vehicles and damage occurred primarily along 3rd Avenue West, the Unity RCMP would ask that anyone with cameras with footage from the noted time frame review the footage and contact the Unity RCMP if they observe any suspicious activity.

Unity RCMP are reminding the residents of Unity to lock vehicles. The Unity RCMP also suggest residents remove valuable items from their vehicles, and to not leave keys in their vehicles when they are unattended. To deter thefts from vehicles the RCMP also suggest vehicles be parked in well-lit areas when possible.

Unity RCMP also request that if your vehicle is damaged or broken into, that you contact the RCMP prior to touching anything.