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RCMP investigating 2nd break-and-enter in less than a week

Mounties in the Comox Valley are investigating another break-and-enter that also involved the theft of firearms.

Constable Rob Gardner says it happened on February 16th on the 2100 block of Stirling Crescent. He says a variety of weapons were stolen; including 3 shot guns and a bolt action rifle.

Gardner says this is the second report in less than a week where a home was broken into and firearms were stolen.

Gardner adds anyone with further information about the case should contact the Comox Valley RCMP or CrimeStoppers.

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