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Stolen McDonald’s drive-thru sign, 10 road signs found in abandoned pickup: Ontario police

An OPP officer holds a sign for a McDonald's drive-thru.
A stolen McDonald's drive-thru sign was recovered from an abandoned truck in Wingham, Ont. Huron County OPP

A 20-year-old from just outside of Wingham, Ont., has been charged with two counts of possession of property obtained by crime after nearly a dozen stolen signs were found in his pickup truck.

Provincial police say 10 stolen road signs from Huron County and a stolen drive-thru sign from the McDonald’s restaurant in Wingham were found inside an abandoned truck on March 5. The truck was stuck in a ditch on Alice Street in Wingham.

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The investigation revealed that the owner of the pickup truck was driving it on that date, according to police, and a 20-year-old man from Morris-Turnberry was charged on April 2.

OPP say the 10 road signs had been stolen from Huron County. Huron County OPP

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