February 07, 2025

Truckers caught in the middle of Ontario theft bust

Steve Smith

Truckers caught in the middle of Ontario theft bust

A recent investigation in Ontario has led to the discovery of a massive vehicle theft operation, as authorities seized $2.6 million worth of stolen vehicles. This includes four trucks, 63 trailers, and 10 passenger cars uncovered at a property in Chatsworth Township.

The operation: On January 15, Ontario Provincial Police executed a search warrant which led them to this trove of stolen goods.

The seized items were partially disassembled, indicating a well-organized operation.
A 41-year-old man was arrested and faces 51 charges related to possession of stolen property, according to CTV News.

What's next: The investigation is still ongoing as authorities aim to uncover the full extent of this theft ring.

Authorities have not released additional details about when more arrests or charges may occur.

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