Steinbach – Theft – October 6, 2012

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October 6, 2012

Steinbach

Theft

Steinbach RCMP are reporting a major equipment theft that occurred sometime between Saturday the 6th of October, 2012 and Tuesday morning the 9th of October, 2012. The suspect(s) stole a truck, trailer and skid-steer belonging to Hillside Construction from their business parking lot on Clearsprings Road in Steinbach. The truck is described as a black 2007 Ford F350 Crew Cab with “Hillside Construction” decals on all sides of the vehicle bearing Manitoba Licence Plate #CDX 366 and the trailer is a 16 foot Penner utility trailer with fold up ramps on the back bearing Manitoba Licence Plate #CNL 010. The skid-steer is described as a 2008 New Holland C175 skid-steer, yellow and black in colour, on tracks with a black bucket. (Photos attached are not the exact machine, but of similar description).

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