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Lost property at Cranbourne Police Station

08/03/2018

A few lost property items have been handed into Cranbourne Police Station with owners still to claim their property.
Items including bicycles and a silver ring are available for collection by the rightful owner.
The sliver ring has two names engraved on the inside and was found at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne on Sunday 11 February. The reference number is: 201802-C-0210
A Fuji mountain bike and a Reid BMX bike are also at the station. They were found at Coles, Springhill Shopping Centre on the 4 January. The reference number is: 201801-C-0067.
If you believe one of these items may belong to you please contact the Cranbourne Property Office on 5991 0600 and provide further details to prove ownership.

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