Chainsaw thief arrested in Sarnia

Sarnia police arrested a suspect May 28, 2023, after they allegedly stole two chainsaws. (Source: Sarnia Police/Twitter)

Sarnia police arrested a suspect Sunday morning after they allegedly stole two chainsaws.

The incident happened at a department store on Quinn Drive.

The value of the chainsaws is approximately $800.

The investigation has concluded, and police said the suspect was held for a bail hearing.

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