Wayne Gretzky memorabilia stolen from father’s Brantford home recovered by police
- Craig Clark
- 18 Dec 2020
An OPP inspector is being charged in connection with the theft of thousands of dollars of Wayne Gretzky memorabilia that was stolen from the Brantford home of The Great One’s father.
Brantford police recovered more than $500,000 of items that were taken from the home of Walter Gretzky.
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The Gretzky family contacted local police in August after they noticed that some important pieces from the hockey player’s career had disappeared.
Some of the items that were taken include game-used sticks, hockey gloves, pants, jerseys, and a Wayne Gretzky player of the year award.
Investigators believe that many pieces have been sold at auction to collectors across the country.
A man from Oakville and woman from Brockville have both been charged with fraud over $5,000.
The Brantford police says that the investigation is ongoing.
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