Maidstone RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying one, or multiple individuals, after an office owned by a local oilfield company was broken into on Sunday, May 6 at roughly 9 p.m.
Two ratchet sets, a drill, a grinder, an H2S monitor, a cell phone booster, a Bose wireless speaker, a duffel bag and oilfield tickets were stolen. The office is located north of Lloydminster near Highway 3.
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The office’s security cameras were able to capture a truck entering and leaving the site. The truck is described as an older model Dodge Ram 3500, regular cab, with a black flat deck, headache rack with reflective tape, black bush guard and a black grill and bumper.
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If you recognize the truck in the picture, or have any information related to this crime, please call the Maidstone RCMP at 306-893-4800.
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