And yet more of the stolen toys have been found. Yaa!!!
Police recover more missing Salvation Army goods - Crime - Canoe.ca
I like 'good' updates on older stories/threads.
You bet, it's one of the few charities I trust. Variety for kids is another!
Let's defraud the Salvation Army
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You bet, it's one of the few charities I trust. Variety for kids is another!
Salvation Army executive director David Rennie is one of two people charged with theft, conspiracy and trafficking in stolen goods.
Salvation Army theft: Police make second arrest, no others sought in investigation - thestar.com
More donated toys that went missing from a Salvation Army warehouse have been located at two locations, Toronto police said Friday
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On Thursday, police seized 122 storage bins of toys – valued at $24,000 – from businesses on Orfus Rd. and Lawrence Ave. E.
Last week, the Salvation Army publicly announced a $2 million toy theft from its toy and food distribution warehouse in North York.
Police have been investigating since Nov. 6.
Det.-Sgt Jim Gotell said police believe Northern Sales Group, a company they allege is linked to the theft, may have sold the toys to the business.
“There is a sales link that way,” he said.
This week police, arrested David Rennie, 51, and Umaish Ramrattan, 61. Both have been charged with theft over $5,000, possession of property obtained by crime and trafficking in stolen goods.
Salvation Army theft: Police find $24,000 worth of toys at Toronto business - thestar.com
Salvation Army theft: Police make second arrest, no others sought in investigation - thestar.com
More donated toys that went missing from a Salvation Army warehouse have been located at two locations, Toronto police said Friday
.
On Thursday, police seized 122 storage bins of toys – valued at $24,000 – from businesses on Orfus Rd. and Lawrence Ave. E.
Last week, the Salvation Army publicly announced a $2 million toy theft from its toy and food distribution warehouse in North York.
Police have been investigating since Nov. 6.
Det.-Sgt Jim Gotell said police believe Northern Sales Group, a company they allege is linked to the theft, may have sold the toys to the business.
“There is a sales link that way,” he said.
This week police, arrested David Rennie, 51, and Umaish Ramrattan, 61. Both have been charged with theft over $5,000, possession of property obtained by crime and trafficking in stolen goods.
Salvation Army theft: Police find $24,000 worth of toys at Toronto business - thestar.com
Good! Weed out the chaff and make the Sally Ann an honorable institution.
If that had been done to the human race a long time ago, we'd have a lot smaller population. That does not mean we should cancel humanity.