Category: Crime Of The Week

On December 19, 2010, two suspects, one male and one female, broke open a sliding display case at People’s Jewellers and removed a tray of earrings. They left the store at approximately 15:45. The female appears to be Native and the male suspect is wearing a Team Canada Under Armour jacket.

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Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in solving the following case of Break Enter & Theft.

On December 10, 2010, the Pictou County District RCMP received a call of a break, enter and theft from a camp in MacLellans Mountain, Pictou County, NS. Suspects used a small grinder to remove the lock from the
gate to gain access to the property. Once inside, they proceeded to cut off five more locks on the outbuildings. They smashed the window out of the camp to gain access to it. Various items were stolen and it appeared the suspects were getting ready to hook up to a trailer there and load it full of items. The break-in occurred between midnight and 06:30. Suspects came with a truck. Several snowmobiles, two more ATVs and tools were left behind, so it is possible they may plan to return. If anyone has any information please contact the investigator.

Items reported stolen are:

• 1999 Polaris Sportsman ATV (green
• Honda 3000w generator
• 2009 Husqvarna Chainsaw
• 1995 Husqvarna Chainsaw
• 2009 Sanyo 32″ flat screen TV
• 2 Swiss brand travel bags
• Dewalt Grinder (air powered)
• 1.5 inch electric impact gun
• 2 deep cycle batteries
• 3 Walmart Brand Trail cameras
• 2 new snowmobile helmets (1 CKX and 1 Arctic Cat)
• 4 cans of gasoline

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Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspects responsible for a theft at Future Shop in New Minas Nova Scotia

On Tuesday, December 7th, 2010 between 19:00 and 19:30, two males entered the store and removed the glass for a locked display case by jimmying the glass
doors. They removed 20 PSP consoles, specifically:

If you can identify these suspects please contact Crime Stoppers

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Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance in solving a case of theft which occurred in Yarmouth Nova Scotia.

Sometime between September 27th and November 11th 2010 a Mercruiser Bravo 2 Sterndrive (black, gasoline inboard/outboard, 350HP) was stolen from a customer’s boat parked at Terry’s Rentals in Yarmouth NS. The weight of the motor is approximately 200lbs and was fixed to the boat

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Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in solving the following crime of Theft, which happened in Enfield NS

On July 6, 2010, at approximately 11:07, a slim, unshaven, Caucasian male wearing blue jeans, an unbuttoned collared shirt with an exposed green undershirt with white lettering and a ball hat entered the Elmsdale NSLC. The male was observed concealing jugs of rye, vodka and rum prior to exiting the store without paying for same. The suspect then left the area in a white vehicle with New Brunswick plates with another male for whom no description was available.

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On November 3, 2010, at approximately 02:15 hrs, two people broke into the Petro Canada in Middleton, NS, just off the 101 Highway at Exit 18. They were wearing hoodies, they had their faces covered and were wearing gloves. The suspects were driving a red car, possibly a Mercury Mystique or Ford Contour and parked the vehicle in front of the main doors.

Suspects pried the front doors open. The suspects carried duffel bags inside the store and went right to the cigarette drawers and placed the cigarettes in duffel bags. Nothing else appeared to be stolen.

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At 21:55 on September 29th, 2010, two males attempted to rob the Glenholme General Store at the intersection of Highway 2 and Highway 4 in Glenholme, Colchester Co., NS. One male brandishing a large kitchen knife confronted the 62 year-old owner while the second male kept watch at the door. Both males wore hoodies covering their faces.

The owner was able to fight off the first suspect, causing both suspects to take off on foot. It is believed the suspects were picked up by a vehicle, possibly a dark blue Chevrolet Impala, which continued eastbound onto Highway 104 from Exit 12.

The suspect with the knife is described as Caucasian with a darker (tanned) completion, short dark hair, approximately 5’5″ to 5’6″ in height, slight build (approximately 150 lbs), full lips, approximately 20 years of age, and unshaven. No description is available for the second male.

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November 19th, 2008 the Shelburne Fire Department contacted the RCMP reporting a fully engulfed fishing vessel at Seaway Fabrications. As a result of the fire the fishing vessel was completely destroyed. It was believed the cause of the fire was arson.

The boat had been seized by DFO in May 2009 for carrying a large load of undersized lobsters and at the time of the fire was being held in the Shelburne boatyard. Total damage to the boat was $230,000 and total damage to the neighbouring boat was $85,000.

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The Annapolis Royal Police Department is investigating two incidents of Mischief and two Break and Enters that occurred during the early morning hours of June 9, 2010, in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. Culprit(s) broke into a Sheriff’s van parked at the Court House and damaged the interior camera system. As well, a pair of bolt cutters were stolen. Also reported damaged was a French heritage public sign at Fort Anne National Historic Site which is next door to the Court House. The same evening, a local garage was broken into, as was as a local antiques store where the bolt cutters believed stolen from the Sheriff’s van were used and recovered. One of the items stolen was an antique, sterling silver “rape whistle” in the form of a crucifix measuring approximately 3” x 3”.

During subsequent canvassing in the area by police, several local business owners and residents commented about a male “drifter” seen in the downtown area the previous day. He was observed at both the garage and the antiques store. He was overheard referring to himself as someone from “English Quebec” (heavy emphasis) who had hiked across Canada seven times.

This individual is described as a white male, 50–60 years of age, approximately 6’0” tall with small upper teeth. He was wearing a ball cap with a large green maple leaf and a large lion belt buckle. He was walking with two wooden walking sticks and was carrying two backpacks.

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