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Fraud – Kentville

November 28, 2011November 28, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

counterfeit American currency.

On Wednesday, November 15, 2011. An unidentified female suspect went to the residence of the victim in Kentville, Nova Scotia to purchase a 2008 Geovanni trail bike (model GEO 250) that was being advertised for sale on Kijiji. The suspect paid the victim $1,300 in American $50 bills.

When the victim attempted to deposit the funds the next day, they were advised that the bills were counterfeit. Four different serial numbers appear on the bills.

The suspect is described as a white female, approximately 30 years old, 140-150 lbs. with dirty blonde hair. She was driving a newer model green Chevrolet half ton truck.

Break & Enter – Sheet Harbour

November 24, 2011November 29, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance in solving the following theft.

During the early morning hours of November 23rd, 2011, Crowell’s Funeral Home located in the community of Sheet Harbour was broken into and the subject of graffiti. The community of Sheet Harbour also had numerous other businesses sidewalks and street signs that were spray painted along Highway 7.

Arson – Lunenburg County

November 24, 2011November 29, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in solving the following case of arson which occurred in Lunenburg County Nova Scotia.

On the evening of June 15th, 2011 while it was raining, a cabin burnt approximately 3 miles north, near the end of Beechill Road, Lunenburg County, NS. Two teen males were noted in this area walking when it was discovered burnt. The Chester RCMP are seeking the publics assistance in identifying these two young males and as well looking for any information anyone may know about this cabin being burned.

Graffiti – Eastern Passage

November 1, 2011April 11, 2012 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help solving the following crime.

On 2011-08-28, 2000 hrs. there was a report of some new Graffiti near the skate board park in Eastern Passage.

Police attended the area and located some racial motivated graffiti on the road in front of the entrance for the skate board park at 51 Oceanview Rd.

On 2011-09-02, 1505 hrs RCMP received a graffiti complaint near Briarwood Dr and Cow Bay Rd that there was racial graffiti on the Canada Post Mail boxes. This incident occurred over the night of August 31. It was not reported until September 2. All graffiti was done in gold color spray paint on the mail boxes.Then on the other side of the house on the garbage box there was gold spray paint racial graffiti

Break and Enter – Sheet Harbour

October 31, 2011November 29, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking the public’s assistance in solving the following break and enter:

On October 19th, 2011 at 2:30 am, Duncan Macmillan High School in Sheet Harbour, NS was the target of a break and enter.

The suspect(s) broke a window into the Vice Principals office, pried the lock off a cabinet and took various items including cash, prescription medication and a black Seville Classics fan. The suspect(s) searched through every drawer and cabinet in the Vice Principals office and the main office looking for items to steal.

Homicide – Amber Donna KIRWAN – New Glasgow, NS

October 17, 2011November 28, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

On October 8th 2011, Amber left her residence with friends around midnight to attend local clubs in the area.

She was last seen on October 9th 2011 at 0136 hrs leaving the area of Dooley’s located on Archimedes Street, New Glasgow, NS. Wearing a black and blue shirt and black pants and a black cover sweater.

Lost Credit Card – Cole Harbour

October 4, 2011November 28, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers needs the public’s help in identifying this person responsible for using a lost credit card at numerous locations in Cole Harbour and Dartmouth areas.

The card was left at a business in Cole Harbour by mistake on September 20, 2011.

Brass Theft – Lawrencetown

October 4, 2011October 4, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in solving a case of theft of brass fittings from a well drilling business in Lawrencetown, Halifax County Nova Scotia.

Sometime between 5:00 pm on August 12, 2011 and 8:00 am on August 15, 2011 entry was gained through a hole cut in a chain link fence. $10,000 in brass fitting was taken from a truck and had a weight close to 2000
lbs. This theft would require some knowledge of the contents of the truck and a truck to remove the fittings.

Copper Theft – Annapolis County

September 13, 2011September 13, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in solving a rash of Copper thefts in Annapolis County Nova Scotia.

Annapolis County RCMP is requesting assistance with several thefts of copper from Nova Scotia Power. Three thefts from Nova Scotia Power generating sub stations occurred between Thursday, August 25, 2011 and Monday, August 29, 2011. All were similar in nature in that the grounding wires for the chain link
fencing had been cut and pulled out of the ground. The grounding wires are bare and may be weathered and green as shown in the picture below. There have been other recent copper thefts from Nova Scotia Power in Annapolis County over the past month as well.

Theft of shingles – Middleton

August 22, 2011August 22, 2011 NS Crime Stoppers

Crime Stoppers needs the public’s help in solving two cases of theft.

During the early morning hours of August 8th, 2011, an unknown number of suspects stole approximately 50 bundles of roofing shingles from Allen’s Home Hardware in Middleton, NS. The shingles are worth approximately $1,500. There was a similar theft about a week before this one as well.

On August 11th, 2011, a contractor reported that 51 bundles of roofing shingles were taken from a construction site on the Middle Road in Nictaux (just south of Middleton). The investigation to date has revealed the two theft could be connected.