Law enforcement park rangers at Canyonlands National Park seek information from the public to help identify suspects involved in an archeological theft incident at Cave Spring Cowboy Camp in the Needles district of the park.
Images of a couple that allegedly committed archaeological theft at Canyonlands National Park in March was captured via video. Park rangers seek the public’s help identifying the pair.
“Information from visitors is very helpful to investigators,” she wrote. “Law enforcement park rangers are asking the public for help. If you were in the area of Cave Spring Cowboy Camp at approximately 5:30 p.m. on March 23 … or if you have information that could help identify the suspects, please contact investigators. Tips can be anonymous.”
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