Police recover $10,000 in jewelry, luxury items, stolen during Vancouver open house

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-05 · by The Canadian Press

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Vancouver police recovered over $10,000 worth of jewelry and luxury items stolen from a real estate open house. The theft occurred over the weekend, and authorities intercepted a rental car suspected of involvement in similar incidents on Saturday night.
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Story summary

Police in Vancouver recovered more than $10,000 worth of jewelry and luxury items stolen during an open house event for real estate over the weekend. The theft occurred at a property being shown to potential buyers. On Saturday night, officers noticed a rental vehicle leaving a home that they were monitoring, leading them to stop the car. Inside, they found the stolen goods, which had been taken from the recent open house.

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📰 Burglary At Vancouver Open House
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VANCOUVER GPE · 2×

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Police say they have recovered more than $10,000 in jewelry and luxury items that were stolen during a real estate open house in Vancouver over the weekend.
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Claims (2 extracted, 0 hedged)

Police say they have recovered more than $10,000 in jewelry and luxury items that were stolen during a real estate open house in Vancouver over the weekend. asserted
that → say → weekend
The department says officers stopped a rental vehicle on Saturday night after noticing it leaving a home that is known to police. asserted
that → say → police
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