Kalanj said he advises people to check their mailboxes often. He added several people have been re-united with their items. Mike Kalanj of Burnaby RCMP told CTV News the approximate value of the stolen Amazon packages was $2,200. Police are recommending 32 counts of theft under $5,000, which, as of Wednesday, are not yet approved.Ĭpl.

Members of Burnaby’s Prolific Offender Suppression Team (POST) reportedly found the driver’s home and confirmed that the products they were selling were in fact stolen Amazon purchases.Ī search warrant at the Vancouver home revealed the stolen items, and the 28-year-old driver was arrested, according to Mounties. 10, Amazon contacted Mounties to advise them one of their employees was failing to deliver products and instead selling them on Facebook Marketplace.Īccording to Amazon’s investigation, the driver was associated with 32 instances where customers did not get their packages-despite the employee reporting deliveries as complete. The string of package thefts was chronicled in the Burnaby RCMP’s most recent report to the city’s public safety committee.

Several Metro Vancouver residents haven’t received their online purchases in recent months due to alleged theft by an Amazon delivery driver.

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