Officer Hinkley Case Study

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On Sunday, January 10., 2016 a Beaverton Officer was dispatched to a bus stop on SW. Canyon Road near the Sylnan overpass on a statue that was left there. The statue appears to be of some type of ceramic materil on a wooden base and is a mother holding a child.

If this is you item or you know who it belongs to please call Beaverton Police and ask for Officer Hinkley. Please refrence the case number.

We belive this item must mean something to someone and want to get it back to its

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