Close X
Monday, November 18, 2024
ADVT 
National

Newfoundland Family Posts Video In Bid To Identify Piggy Bank Burglar

The Canadian Press, 21 Mar, 2016 12:56 PM
    GOULDS, N.L. — Police and a Newfoundland family are on the hunt for a brazen burglar who smashed his way into the family's home and made off with a young girl's piggy bank.
     
    Denyse Thompson says her 14-year-old daughter was saving for a vacation, but preferred not to discuss how much money she lost to the thief. 
     
    Thompson says the girl's piggy bank and some electronics -- including an iPod docking station -- were stolen Friday, along with a duffel bag to put them in.
     
    Security cameras outside the home in Goulds, near St. John's, capture a man knocking on the front door before appearing to force his way through a back door.
     
    A spokesman for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says police prefer to have a chance to identify suspects before videos are posted.
     
    The investigation continues.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Man Who Raped And Killed Sarnia, Ont., Teacher Says 'Sorry' To Her Family

    Man Who Raped And Killed Sarnia, Ont., Teacher Says 'Sorry' To Her Family
    Michael MacGregor, 22, turned to face Noelle Paquette's family in the St. Thomas, Ont., courtroom where he and his co-accused, Tanya Bogdanovich, were awaiting sentencing

    Man Who Raped And Killed Sarnia, Ont., Teacher Says 'Sorry' To Her Family

    Running Shoe That Washed Ashore With Human Foot First Sold In 2013: Coroner

    Running Shoe That Washed Ashore With Human Foot First Sold In 2013: Coroner
    An investigation by British Columbia's corner into the latest incident of a running shoe with a human foot washing ashore is now focused on a specific period of time.

    Running Shoe That Washed Ashore With Human Foot First Sold In 2013: Coroner

    Victoria Makes Plans To Regulate Its Medical Pot Shops With $5,000 Licensing Fee

    Victoria Makes Plans To Regulate Its Medical Pot Shops With $5,000 Licensing Fee
    The City of Victoria has laid out some ground rules as it moves to regulate medical-marijuana businesses and included is a licensing fee that is a fraction of the Vancouver charge.

    Victoria Makes Plans To Regulate Its Medical Pot Shops With $5,000 Licensing Fee

    B.C. Superintendent Of Real Estate Denies Ignoring 'Shadow Flipping' Problem

    B.C. Superintendent Of Real Estate Denies Ignoring 'Shadow Flipping' Problem
    British Columbia's superintendent of real estate is denying that she has failed to take action on "shadow flipping," saying she only learned of specific allegations from the media last week.

    B.C. Superintendent Of Real Estate Denies Ignoring 'Shadow Flipping' Problem

    Funeral Planned For Calgary Twins Who Died On Bobsled Track Joyride

    Funeral Planned For Calgary Twins Who Died On Bobsled Track Joyride
    A public funeral is to be held today at Calgary's Centre Street Church for twin brothers who died in an after-hours joyride down a bobsled run at Canada Olympic Park.

    Funeral Planned For Calgary Twins Who Died On Bobsled Track Joyride

    Homegrown Fashion Label Dsquared2 To Design Canada's Rio Opening Ceremony Outfit

    Homegrown Fashion Label Dsquared2 To Design Canada's Rio Opening Ceremony Outfit
    Canada's Olympic and Paralympic athletes will be getting the high-end designer treatment in Rio courtesy of homegrown label Dsquared2.

    Homegrown Fashion Label Dsquared2 To Design Canada's Rio Opening Ceremony Outfit