UXBRIDGE, Ont. – An Ontario teenager has recovered a pair of colourful racing helmets with sentimental value four years after they were stolen.
Durham Regional Police allege the helmets were originally taken from a storage facility in Uxbridge, Ont., in 2014.
They say the victim was 15 at the time of the alleged theft.
Earlier this week, they say the victim spotted the helmets listed for sale online.
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Police say the seller was a man from Barrie, Ont., who did not realize the helmets were stolen property when he bought them four years ago.
They say the man requested that the helmets be returned to their rightful owner.
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