Oxford OPP Briefs - Thursday February 4th

Thursday, 4 February 2021 at 09:57

Oxford OPP briefs include a stolen pickup truck in Ingersoll and a methadone theft in Tillsonburg.

TILLSONBURG - An investigation is underway after someone stole six units of methadone from a home in Tillsonburg.

Oxford OPP say the break in happened on Sunday and the home was unlocked at the time.

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BLANDFORD-BLENHEIM - A utility tractor has been reported stolen in Blandford-Blenheim.

Oxford OPP say it's a 2019 John Deere 1025R utility tractor with a mid-mount discharge mower, and it was taken from a property on Township Road 12 sometime over the weekend.

The culprits also go away with a pressure washer, copper cables, a 5,000 watt generator, two welding tanks, a welding tank cart and a 2019 Walco Bush Wacker.

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INGERSOLL - Police are on the lookout for a white GMC Sierra pickup truck in the 2016 model year after it was reported stolen in Ingersoll.

The owner left it running while they visited a business on Samnah Crescent Tuesday morning. That's when the thief jumped in the vehicle and took off in an unknown direction.

The stolen truck also has a black tonneau cover, silver steel rims with tinted windows.

Police say you should never leave your vehicle running unattended and you should always lock it up.

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TILLSONBURG - A 24-year-old has been charged with theft under $5,000 following a shoplifting incident in Tillsonburg.

Police say she stole multiple items from a store on Broadway Street Tuesday morning.

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EAST ZORRA-TAVISTOCK - Oxford OPP have charged a 32-year-old from London with theft under $5,000.

Oxford OPP say this person stole something from a home on 14th Line in East Zorra-Tavistock early Monday morning and they were later arrested by Woodstock Police.

They were also charged with failing to comply with a release order and failing to comply with undertaking.

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TILLSONBURG - It looks like nothing was taken after someone broke into a vehicle on Wolf Street in Tillsonburg.

The incident happened early Sunday morning and Oxford OPP received an online report about it on Monday.

Anyone with information in regards to any of these incidents should contact Oxford OPP or Crime Stoppers.