
Calgary Thieves Steal Teeth, Coins in Break-Ins
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Calgary police have charged three individuals in a series of break-ins at local businesses, resulting in over $234,910 in stolen goods, including human teeth with valuable metals stripped out. The suspects, Steven Edward Hart, Alstone Jason Van Wezel, and Erin Lindsay Emerson, face various charges related to break-ins, trafficking stolen goods, and breaches. The bust has left local shop owners struggling with lost tools and inventory, sparking discussions about black-market schemes targeting dental gold and silver. The suspects are due back in court soon, while police continue their investigation.
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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Calgary Thieves Steal Teeth, Coins in Break-Ins. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 24th. Welcome to Calgary News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Calgary Police just charged two men and one woman in a string of breakings at four businesses in the Vista Heights area, North East Side of the City. These made off with over $234,910 in stolen goods between January 5th and 26th, and Git. This, Human Teeth, were part of the hall. Earlier this week, cops hid two homes in the 600,000 blocks of 17th Avenue Southwest, plus a couple vehicles, with search. Warrants from January 27th to 30th. They grabbed rare coins, laptops, those teeth with valuable metals stripped out, and gear for melting down precious stuff, all worth about $34,915. The bus shook up local shop owners who got hit hard, losing tools and inventory that crippled operations for weeks. No word yet on full victim reactions, but the bizarre t-thangle has folks talking about, black market schemes, targeting dental gold and silver.
Investigators NAP, Stephen Edward Hart, age 42, all stone Jason Van Weasel 48, and Aaron Lindsey Emerson 49. Hart faces six breaking counts, seven for trafficking stolen goods, and 13 breaches. Van Weasel has 12 breakings and a drug charge. Emerson's hit with drugs, trafficking, stolen property, fake IDs, and three breaches. All three are due back in court soon. Emerson today, April 24th, Van Weasel on April 27th, and Hart April 30th, while police keep. Digging for more leads on the rest of the loot.
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