Vehicle stolen in Parksville, recovered in Nanaimo days later — Oceanside Crime Report Dec. 26–Jan. 1

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During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 187 complaints, including a green cast iron table and chairs stolen in Parksville. 

Stolen vehicle  

-A vehicle was reported stolen in the 1000 block of Herring Gull Way, Parksville, on Dec. 26. It was recovered in Nanaimo on Dec. 29.

Break and enter

-A business break and enter was reported in the 400 block of Island Highway East, Parksville, on Dec. 26. A male was arrested nearby. 

Theft

-A vehicle was reported rummaged through in the 300 block of Morison Avenue, Parksville, on Dec. 28. Two subjects were captured on video surveillance. 

-A catalytic converter was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 900 block of Island Highway East, Parksville, on Dec. 29. 

-A green cast iron table and chairs were reported stolen in the 100 block of Morison Avenue, Parksville on Dec. 29.

-Two down riggers were reported stolen from a vessel moored in the 1000 block of Lee Road, Parksville, on Dec. 30.

Vandalism

-A vehicle was reported vandalized in the 4500 block of Callow Road, Bowser, on Dec. 26. Two tires were noted slashed and damage reported to roof.

-A vehicle was reported vandalized in the 200 block of Moilliet Street South, Parksville, on Dec. 27. The windshield was reported cracked and a wiper blade damaged.

-Damage was reported in a vestibule of a business caused by a small fire in the 100 block of Alberni Highway, Parksville on Jan. 1.

Found – Contact Oceanside RCMP during regular business hours to claim.

-A Mountain Equipment Co-op duffel bag containing ski gear was reported to have fallen from a vehicle in the area of Chef Creek, Island Highway.

-A grey Supercycle Storm Girls mountain bike was found in the 1200 block of Taylor Road, Parksville on Dec. 29.

-A silver Norco street bike was found in the 800 block of Jones Street, Qualicum Beach, on Dec. 29.

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