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Girls charged with auto thefts after crash

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Two female young offenders
have been apprehended in Victoria
in connection with two auto thefts
in Sidney last month.

According to Sidney RCMP,
during the early moming hours of
Sept. 26, a stolen Mazda 626
crashed info a residence in the

Ornaments hot

Central Saanich police, like
other forces across the province,
are having to deal with a rash of
hood ornament thefts by youths
wanting to wear the emblems as
jewelry.

Deputy Chief George Lawson
said the thefts “seem to be a
problem in every jurisdiction now.

“It seems the hood emblem of
any car is fair game for a lot of
people.”

An emblem was pried off a 1990
Honda Civic between 8 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the
Saanichton elementary school.

Lawson said police are investi-

10500 block of Resthaven Drive.

The suspects fled the scene but
returned to the Lands End Road
residence from which they stole
the first car to take a second, a
Mazda 323, police said.

Two youths were found in Vic-
toria in the stolen car, and police
are searching for a third.

Charges of theft and leaving the
scene of an accident are pending
against the girls.

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