Ottawa police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect in a break-in in the city’s south end.
The incident occurred between Tuesday, Feb. 6 and Thursday, Feb. 8, in one of Ottawa’s rural south-end communities. A large comic book collection — consisting of an estimated 900 magazines — was stolen. Police have declined to reveal the location of the theft for investigative purposes.
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“In all my years of doing this I haven’t seen anything like this,” said Detective Const. Jamie Lalonde. “It’s a rarity.”
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Police also did not release any specific titles or a total value of the collection.
Police are asking that anyone with information regarding the crime to call their break and enter Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 3515
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