WESTFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - Police are working to return numerous items that were stolen from outside homes in Westfield, Southwick, Agawam, and Connecticut. Outdoor items such as lawn ornaments, lawn furniture, and sports equipment kept outside have been targeted over the summer by a suspect who was arrested in August. Police identified the suspect as Christopher Wert and conducted a search warrant at his home on 593 Southwick Road in Westfield. Police catch suspect stealing items from Westfield, Southwick lawns Christopher Wert (Westfield Police Department) Wert was arrested at his home on larceny charges in August. Officers recovered multiple stolen items and many have already been returned to their owners. However, on Wednesday, Westfield police said they still have a large number of items that have not yet been claimed. PHOTOS: Stolen outdoor items (Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department)(Westfield Police Department) If you recognize any of these items as yours and have not reported it to the police, call 413-572-6300 or email [email protected]. Local News Headlines Healey signs economic development, job-creating bill Eversource encouraging people to put native plants in gardens Springfield city officials address ways to make State Street safer for pedestrians Springfield Fire Department holds promotional pinning ceremony WWLP-22News, an NBC affiliate, began broadcasting in March 1953 to provide local news, network, syndicated, and local programming to western Massachusetts. Watch the 22News Digital Edition weekdays at 4 p.m. on WWLP.com.