Police obtained this image of a suspect via video footage. (Courtesy of West Shore RCMP)

Police obtained this image of a suspect via video footage. (Courtesy of West Shore RCMP)

West Shore RCMP looking for male suspect after industrial equipment stolen in Langford

Tools, equipment stolen from Island Crushing Ltd. site on Millstream Road

West Shore RCMP is looking for a suspect after an industrial complex on Millstream Road was broken into and tools and equipment were stolen.

Police were notified on Jan. 6 of a break-in at the Island Crushing Ltd. site in the 2100-block of Millstream Road.

RCMP later obtained video footage of a male suspect leaving the scene in a dark coloured pickup truck with stolen equipment. The suspect used an on-site bobcat to damage a gate and load a welding machine into a vehicle.

Police are asking anyone with information to contact West Shore RCMP at 250-474-2264 or anonymously contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

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