Garden gnomes keep mysteriously vanishing from a B.C. neighbourhood

Neighbours in Victoria are keeping a closer eye on their gardens following a string of garden gnome thefts in the quiet neighbourhood.

Heather Boggs said she realized several of her gnomes had been stolen last Friday when she went to tend to her garden in the West Shore community and saw empty spaces where she would normally find her gnomes.

Luckily the gnome-snatcher was caught in the act as Boggs’ doorbell camera filmed the kidnapping as it happened. Sher Gosling told CTV News she believes the same man stole her gnome that would usually welcome guests in front of her home.

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