Digger teeth stolen

About 30 digger teeth like this were stolen from a Kaitangata mine site. Photo supplied.
About 30 digger teeth like this were stolen from a Kaitangata mine site. Photo supplied.
Police are seeking information after about 30 "digger teeth" were stolen from a mine site in Kaitangata earlier this month.

Senior Constable Tom Taylor, of Balclutha, said between 30 and 40 digger teeth, also called digger tips, were taken from beside a container at the Kai Point Coal site between 6pm on November 6 and 3pm on November 7.

The missing teeth have a combined value of about $3700, and some may still be painted blue like the one pictured.

Snr Const Taylor said police believed offenders might have used a four-wheel motorbike to steal the digger teeth, moving large rocks to gain access to the mine site. He asked anyone who saw anything suspicious in that area on November 6 or 7 to contact the Balclutha police on (03) 418-0203 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555-111.

 

 

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