One Lake Country woman woke to find a bunch of children鈥檚 items dropped on her property, but she doesn鈥檛 know who they belong to.

The RCMP stepped in to help reunite the missing items to the rightful owners.

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Just before 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Lake Country RCMP received reports of multiple abandoned items at the base of a private driveway in the 17000-block of Wall Road. Police responded to the home and seized the large pile of discarded personal belongings.

Among the items is a child鈥檚 car seat, a booster seat, a pedal-less balance bike, several clothing items, personal accessories, vehicle floor mats and books.

A CD containing an unidentified family鈥檚 professional photographs was also discovered in the discarded items.

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鈥淒espite their efforts so far to connect the likely stolen property to another related police investigation, police have been unable to track down the rightful owner of the recovered property,鈥� 琉璃神社 RCMP spokesman Cpl. Jesse O鈥橠onaghey said.

鈥淥ur investigators suspect that the items may have been discarded from a stolen vehicle, and we are certain there is an Okanagan family out there who may wish to have some of these items back,鈥� he said.

In an effort to find the affected individual or family, RCMP have released a photograph of the family featured on the CD and a photograph of the green child鈥檚 bicycle.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact the Lake Country RCMP at 250-766-2288 or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

*After the items were claimed by the rightful owner, the family photograph was removed for privacy reasons.*

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