OPP recover $100,000 worth of stolen goods
OPP recovered a truck reported stolen as part of a search warrant used in Perth East on May 29, 2024. (Source: OPP)
OPP in Huron-Perth have recovered $100,000 worth of stolen property.
On Thursday, members of the street crime unit and the emergency response team used a search warrant at a property in Perth East.
Two people were arrested at an address on Line 52 during the investigation into a stolen trailer.
Items recovered
- Tandem axle flatbed trailer
- Tandem axle dump trailer
- 2011 Ford F250
- 2018 Dodge Ram 1500
- 2010 Kawasaki KX250 dirt bike
- 2018 Argo XR5
- 2018 Skidoo Rotax 850 snowmobile
- Suzuki street bike
- 2002 Suzuki G60 street bike
- 2001 Suzuki XR1 street bike
- Aluminum hydraulic dump bin
- Cargo Max trailer
- Four chainsaws
Additionally, a cell phone and methamphetamine were seized, with a combined valued at approximately $800.
A 47 year old from Perth East and a 42 year old from Perth East have both been charged.
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