Saanich Police looking to ID Lotto ticket thief

Saanich Police looking to ID Lotto ticket thief

People are asked to call Crime Stoppers with any information

Saanich Police is looking to ID a suspect who stole a sleeve of Lotto scratch tickets.

READ ALSO: Suspect wanted in Saanich liquor store thefts

READ ALSO: Saanich police seek knife wielding robber

If anyone has any information or recognizes the individual, an anonymous call can be made to 1-800-222-8477 or leave a web tip at victoriacrimestoppers.ca

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Saanich Police are looking to ID this suspect who stole a whole sleeve of Lotto scratch tickets. (Photo courtesy of Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers)

Saanich Police are looking to ID this suspect who stole a whole sleeve of Lotto scratch tickets. (Photo courtesy of Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers)

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