OPP on the case of $25,000 worth of stolen beer
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Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the theft of a tractor-trailer containing approximately $25,000 worth of beer.
The vehicle was stolen from Country Transport, a business on Highway 59 in Norwich.
Police said the crime took place last week, sometime between 9:45 p.m. Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday.
The beer stolen included 144 cases of Dos XX amber beer (bottles), 576 cases of Dos Equis lager (cans) and 600 cases of Sol (bottles).
That's 1,320 cases of beer in total.
The semi-tractor is a 2006 blue international model 94001 that had Country Transport and Magic Transport decals on it.
The semi-trailer is a 2001 53-foot white Stoughton trailer model AVW, bearing Ontario marker H3339N and Country Transport decals on the side and rear of the trailer.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police.