RCMP are asking for the public’s help to locate stolen equipment from a Nova Scotia business.
On Aug. 23, police received a report from a business in Port Hastings, N.S., that has some equipment was stolen.
RCMP were able to obtain video footage from a nearby establishment that showed two people in a pickup truck taking a trailer and excavator. A jackhammer was also stolen from the business.
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Police say the suspect truck was last seen travelling along Highway 105 towards Sydney after leaving Port Hastings.
The stolen items are described as:
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- 2013 Kubota Excavator, orange in colour, Model: KX91-3, valued at $45,000.
- 2005 LWL Platform Trailer, yellow in colour, NS Licence plate T337911valued at $6,000.
- Caterpillar jackhammer (accessory for the excavator) model HD655, valued at $20,000.
Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact Nova Scotia RCMP or Crime Stoppers.
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