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Saskatoon Police Clearing Path To Solution Of Big Snowblower Theft

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 16 Oct, 2015 10:55 AM
    SASKATOON — Somebody must be expecting a pretty tough winter.
     
    Police in Saskatoon are swept up in an investigation into the theft early Wednesday morning of $25,000 worth of new snowblowers.
     
    Thirty machines, with brand names such as Ariens and Toro, were stolen during a break-in at a local business compound.
     
    The snowblowers were still in boxes when they were taken.
     
    Police indicate the equipment includes both single-stage and dual-stage blowers.
     
    The public is being asked to clear a path to the police department's door if they have any information on the theft.
     
    Businesses are also being encouraged to check their security and consider increasing their lighting, alarms or private security patrol.

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