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Seven Charges Laid Against Vancouver Woman Following Series Of Luggage Thefts From YVR Airport

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 11 Sep, 2019 05:10 PM

    RICHMOND, B.C. - Seven charges have been laid after the RCMP investigated a series of luggage thefts at Vancouver International Airport.

     

    Police say a Vancouver woman was arrested early last month.

     

    The province's prosecution service says it has approved seven counts of theft under $5,000 against a 26-year-old Miriam Tremblay.

     

    Police say the alleged thefts occurred at luggage carousels in the airport's domestic terminal between July 12 and Aug. 2.

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