$1M in stolen semi trucks still missing one month later
Posted 2024-04-15 10:38:09
0
26K
Over $1 million worth of stolen semi trucks are still missing from a trucking company nearly a month after the crime occurred.
The theft happened on March 14th at around 9 p.m. in Puslinch, Ontario, Canada.
According to Guelph Today, five white Volvo tractor trailers ranging from 2019 to 2022 were stolen from a trucking yard near Highway 401.
The suspects used a black sedan, two white pickup trucks, and a dark colored SUV to complete the crime.
The Wellington County Ontario Provincial Police are asking anyone with information on the crime to call 1-888-310-1122.
Buscar
Patrocinados
Categorías
Read More
Three thoroughbred horses killed when big rig collides with Kentucky bridge embankment
Multiple agencies in Kentucky responded on Monday to a major collision involving a semi truck...
Troopers nab U-Haul driver for questionable car haul
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) recently impounded a U-Haul — and the car that it was...
Tractor-Trailer Cab Plunges Off Delaware Memorial Bridge, Driver Presumed Dead
A tragic accident occurred early Friday morning, July 11, when a tractor-trailer cab plunged...
Semi Truck Found Still on the Road After an Out-of-Service Order and Towed as Vermont DMV Says None of the Violations Were Fixed
MONTPELIER, VERMONT — A Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles inspector placed a...
FMCSA Shuts Down Four More Trucking Companies Linked to Indiana Crash That Killed Four Amish Men — Duffy Warns More Action Coming Against "Chameleon Carrier" Network
INDIANA — Federal officials have placed four additional motor carriers out of service as...