Stolen Items Found By Police Can Be Reclaimed At Public Showing In North Lawndale

The items will be available until 6 p.m. Friday.

9:01 AM CDT on Oct 26, 2018

Police will show the stolen items they've found during an event Friday at the Ogden (10th) District Police Station.

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CHICAGO — Police are showing the stolen items they’ve found and giving their owners a chance to reclaim them Friday.

The department’s Major Auto Theft Investigative Unit will host a public showing of the recovered items at the Ogden (1oth) District Police Station, according to a Chicago Police news release. If a victim recognizes an item as theirs, they can claim it.

People who want to claim items have to bring valid ID, their case report and proof they own a recovered item, like a photo or receipts, police said.

The showing is 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday at the 10th District Police Station, 3315 W. Ogden Ave.

Kelly Bauer

kelly@blockclubchi.org

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