Police Locate Trove Of Stolen Items In Search Warrant Following Air Ambulance Burglary
Police investigating the burglary of an air ambulance helicopter in Mosgiel have located a trove of stolen items from several other burglaries.
As a result of ongoing enquiries into the air ambulance helicopter burglary on 12 January, Police executed a search warrant at a Dunedin address yesterday afternoon.

The recovered stolen items are believed to have been taken during the burglaries of multiple commercial and residential properties in early January this year.
A bag containing medical equipment was found in the large amount of stolen property, and it is believed all items in the bag have been recovered.
Some property has been identified from stores including Torpedo Seven, Off the Chain Bike Shop, Chisholm Park Golf Shop, Cash Converters, and 2Degrees. Many other stolen items are yet to be identified and returned to their respective stores.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in Dunedin on 15 January in relation to the burglary of the air ambulance helicopter and two other burglaries.
After the results of the search warrant, further charges are likely.
The 31-year-old man is due to reappear on Tuesday 4 February in Dunedin District Court.
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