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Pickpocketing taking place in New Westminster

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 29 Oct, 2024 10:11 AM
  • Pickpocketing taking place in New Westminster

Police in New Westminster are asking residents to watch out for thieves targeting coat racks near the entrances of local businesses as winter approaches.

Police say suspects typically take items such as wallets and cell phones from coats left on racks.

The police's recommend stores and businesses train their staff on spotting pickpocketing tactics and being alert of suspicious activity.

Patrons are also asked to keep their valuables on their persons rather than leaving them in jackets when taking them off.

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