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Police search for owners of stolen property

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Police searched several houses in the operation which targeted drugs and stolen property.

Police searched several houses in the operation which targeted drugs and stolen property.

Police are looking for the owners of stolen property found during a search operation in Hawke's Bay early this month.

Police searched several houses in the operation which targeted drugs and stolen property.

Senior Constable Tim Rowe said most of the property had been returned to its owners but some items had not been claimed.

"We believe the property was taken in rural and residential burglaries around Hawke's Bay in the past two months," Mr Rowe said.

The items are:

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-A Panasonic 32-inch television;

-A Samsung 37-inch television;

-An LG 49-inch television;

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-Two motorcycle/motocross helmets;

-Power tools;

-A polo helmet;

-Clothing, including a Harley Davidson jacket;-An Avanti mountain bike; -A child's new bike.

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To claim any of the items, phone Mr Rowe on 06 2113635 during normal business hours, or email: Timothy.Rowe@police.govt.nz.

A full description of the item will be required, including serial numbers, if possible.

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