Olympia police report seizing stolen items

JEREMY PAWLOSKI | Staff writer • Published October 28, 2011 Modified October 29, 2011

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Police executed a search warrant Friday in the 1600 block of Prospect Avenue Northeast as part of an investigation into residential burglaries in northeast Olympia.

Police seized stolen property including jewelry and electronics, said Sgt. Matt Renschler. Detectives were conducting an inventory of the property Friday and will contact burglary victims in an attempt to identify the owners.

Police arrested a man at the Prospect Avenue residence Friday on an unrelated felony warrant.

Anyone with information is asked to call Olympia police at 360-753-8300 or Thurston County Crime Stoppers at 360-493-2222.

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