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With the utmost sincerity,

THANK YOU

@Victoria Police Department  are asking for help in identifying the male pictured. He is the suspect in an assault case. The crime took place on February 12th at around 1.30am. The suspect attacked the victim at a house in the 900 block of Caledonia Avenue. The suspect had been sleeping on the porch of the property and when asked to leave by the resident he attacked them. After attacking them the suspect then tried to smash the door of the house with a large rock. The male suspect is described as, white, 5ft5” tall, slender build. He wore a tan-coloured jacket and jeans.
We know that the picture isn't the greatest but its all we have!
If you know who they are and wish to tell us anonymously you can. Call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca
F/N 24-5045
Hey Greater Victoria
 
Saanich Police are urgently trying to determine the health and well-being of Kielan Hall. He was last seen at 6 am on March 14th, leaving a residence near Cooper Rd. and Admirals Rd. He was on foot and wearing a hoodie, long pants, and an Atlanta Braves hat. Kielan is 23 years old, and described as 6 feet tall, weighing 180 pounds, with brown hair and blue-grey eyes. He also has several tattoos: a black widow spider with a web behind his left ear, a melting smiley face on the inside of his right forearm, a devil tattoo on his chest, and a newly tattooed dollar sign on his left thumb.

If you have any information about the whereabouts of Kielan Hall and you want to remain anonymous, please call us at 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online at www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca

Saanich Police File # 24-4628
Hey Greater Victoria

We are very eggs-cited to share these 'Wanted' individuals with you. 

If anybunny knows where they are hiding and you want to tell us anonymously please call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online at www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca

We can't eggs-press our thanks enough. 

Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers.
Hey Greater Victoria

Saanich Police are looking to identify this suspect who entered a liquor store in the 3600 blk of UPTOWN BLVD and then left with out paying for the bottle they took off the shelf. 

If you recognize this suspect and you want to tell us their name anonymously, please call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online at www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca.

If your tip leads to an arrest, you could be eligible for a CASH reward.

24-3291
Dear Suspect... Or should we say, wanna be star baker?
Saanich Police would love to mix things up for you when they arrest you for the theft of the Kitchen Aid mixer you stole.
Are you hoping to "prove" your baking skills or will you "rise" to the occasion and hand yourself in?
Lets face it stealing when the CCTV cameras are so great is a half baked scheme!
Fabulous followers if you would like to earn yourself a crust, then tell us who our not so star baker is. If your tip is successful you could earn a cash reward.
You can tell us anonymously by calling 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca
F/N 24-2835
March is Fraud Prevention Month. Is it just us or does it seem like every time we turn around we’re receiving one of those 1-800- scam calls? How many times a day do we get an email that we REALLY need to dissect to make sure it’s legit? Or one of those texts from “the Government” or a Courier Service about the package you never ordered?
There are ways to protect yourself, but mostly it’s a case of not acting on auto-pilot. Don’t open attachments or click links in an unsolicited email or text that asks for your personal or financial details. Email addresses can be “spoofed” to make them look like they are legitimate. Hover over the link and you can see if the email address is legitimate or if it seems sketchy. If it does, take the time to contact the company directly to confirm they were the senders. If a link is provided for you to click to log in to one of your accounts, instead choose to go directly to the company website and log in separately.
The Government of Canada will never reach out to for a response by text or email, nor will they ever call you to collect money or request credit card or banking information. If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call 1-800-622-6232 1-800-0-Canada) to verify the validity of your call. You can contact the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-8000-495-8501 to report any fraudulent activity you receive.
Also remember that legitimate companies will never ask to be paid in iTunes cards or bitcoins.
Closer to home, remember to follow the 9 PM Routine, where you make a conscious effort every night at 9:00 PM to check your home to make sure your car, doors and windows are locked up tight. Countless wallets and purses have been stolen by thieves taking advantage of unlocked vehicles. Once your ID is in their hands you could be the victim of identity theft.
For more information go to https://antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/.../fraud...
Dear suspect,
Scoot over here so we can let you know that @saanichpolice  are looking for you in relation to the theft of the scooter you are seen carrying.
The victim who you stole it from has now had their only independent means of transport taken from them As they were working hard in the grocery store on Vanalman Avenue, you were working hard at cutting the lock off the scooter and stealing it.
Fabulous followers if you know who our scooter stealer is or the lady who drove him away from the scene of the crime in a silver Jeep Cherokee then tell us. Call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca.
F/N 24-1547
Saanich Police Traffic Safety Unit are investigating a hit and run that happened between 5.45pm and 5.55pm on Monday 26th February in the parking lot of Maude Hunters Pub. The victims vehicle sustained considerable damage to its front end.
If you know anything about this or who caused the accident, tell us anonymously. Call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca
F/N 24-3533
Hey Greater Victoria

On February 26 at approximately 8:00 pm two male suspects knocked on the door of a residence in the 2400 Block of Sooke Rd. The two suspects got into an altercation with the homeowner which turned physical.

The suspects were not known to the homeowner; however, the incident appears to be targeted and there does not appear to be any concern for the safety of the general public.

Suspect 1 is described as a Caucasian male, approximately 5’8-5’10 wearing a blue hoodie, jogging pants and sandals and a dark baseball cap.

Suspect 2 is described as a darker-skinned Male of medium build wearing a dark jacket.

https://youtu.be/OkaHdBT6GTw

If you recognize either or both Suspects and you want to tell us anonymously, please call 1-800-222-8477 or visit www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca to submit a tip online. 

File # 2024-3800

Suspect 2 is described as a darker-skinned Male of medium build wearing a dark jacket.
Hey Greater Victoria

Saanich Police are investigating a fraud file where this suspect used a stolen credit card  on several occasions on January 30th, 2024. 

Police have not been able to identify him through other investigative means and are now hoping you can provide his name. 

If you recognize this suspect and you want to tell us their name anonymously, please call 1-800-222-8477 or submit a tip online at www.victoriacrimestoppers.ca

24-1894