Stolen trailers and equipment worth $500K recovered in Woolwich Township
Waterloo regional police have recovered stolen trailers and construction equipment worth half a million dollars.
According to a news release, officers completed a search warrant on Monday at a property near Lobsinger Line and Apple Grove Road in Woolwich Township.
The stolen property they recovered, worth around $500,000, was returned to its owners.
Police did not say if anyone was arrested, but are asking the public to contact them if they have any information.
Police are seen at a property on Lobsinger Line on Monday, Sept. 11, 2023 removing construction equipment. Police say around $500,000 worth of stolen goods were recovered in the bust. (Dave Pettitt/CTV Kitchener)
(Dave Pettitt/CTV Kitchener)
(Dave Pettitt/CTV Kitchener)
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