Hawke’s Bay Police are
investigating the theft of $150,000 worth of tractors and
gear used by orchardists.
We need the public’s help to
solve this crime, and would appreciate any sightings of the
items shown in the attached pictures.
The vehicles were
taken from a property on Elwood Rd, Tomoana, Hastings over
the weekend from Saturday 13 January to Monday 15
January.
These types of tractors are not uncommon in this
region, but if you see one and you’re not sure whether to
report it, call us anyway and we’ll make the necessary
checks.
If anyone tries to sell this gear to you, we’d
also like to hear from you.
What’s
missing
Tractor #1
Make and model: Same
Frutteto Natural, with a white hour meter.
Serial number:
NNZ7502VOBS530004
Tractor # 2
Make and model:
Goldoni Star 380
Serial number:
606965
Sprayer
Croplands DSV - PFNZ registration
10694.
Who to contact
Hawke’s Bay
Tactical Crime Unit via 06 831 0700, or you can contact
Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555
111.
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