Kelowna RCMP on the hunt for the owner of a Go Pro

KELOWNA – The RCMP are looking for your help to find the owner of a Go Pro that was seized by police at the scene of a Kelowna break and enter in late September.

The Kelowna RCMP are releasing pictures in hopes that the public can help identify the rightful owner of the camera, according to a Kelowna RCMP release issued today, Nov. 22.

Police believe the camera was left behind by a break-in suspect during the commission of a commercial break and enter into a business on the border of Kelowna and Lake Country.

“Investigators have since exhausted all efforts to identify the rightful owner, of what police believe to likely be a stolen Go Pro camera,” says Cpl. Jesse O’Donagehy. “We now hope that the media and general public can assist us in identifying the man and woman, depicted in many of the devices photographs and who police believe the property belongs to.”

If you recognize the man or woman in the photographs saved on the Go Pro camera recovered by police, you are asked to contact Cst. Emily Tousignant of the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300.

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