Headingley – Theft – June 20, 2016 | Manitoba Crime Stoppers

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June 20, 2016

Headingley

Theft

On 2016-06-20, Headingley RCMP received a report of theft from Sheldon’s Auto in Oak Bluff. Police were advised that a female had attended the location on 2016-06-16 to rent to side-by-side off road vehicles, along with a quad and trailer. For identification the female provided a BC D/L which was later determined to be a fake, along with a SIN card. The female was travelling in a late model pickup truck with an unknown BC plate. She is Caucasian in appearance, approximately 48 kg and 157 cm, eyes green and hair blonde and using the name of Samantha Kelly HALL.

The following items were stolen:

2014 Polaris Ranger Rzr S 4 x 4 (white) with MB plate 4G936
2012 Polaris Ranger Rzr 4 x 4 (red), with MB plate 8D300
2016 Karavan Utility Trailer (grey), with MB plate X716C
2013 Polaris Sportsman 800 4 x 4, with MB plate 318V1

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