Cranberry-Portage RCMP are asking the public to be on the lookout for an unusually large stolen item, a 20 metre cell tower.
The tower, which was used to support a cell phone booster and wireless internet, was stolen on April 2 from Egg Lake, Manitoba .
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It was disassembled and loaded on to a trailer pulled by a red Dodge truck, according to a post on the RCMP’s Facebook page.
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The suspect truck was last seen heading east on PTH 60 Monday afternoon. RCMP believe the suspects spent the night in The Pas.
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Anyone who has any information regarding the incident or saw the truck and trailer towing portions of the tower are asked to call RCMP at 1-204-472-4044.
Egg Lake, Manitoba is roughly 700 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg.
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