Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.
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4,000 pounds of lead stolen from shipyard

By Miranda Chant
December 3, 2018 - 3:47pm

Provincial police in Norfolk are asking for the public's help identifying suspects who allegedly stole 4,000 pounds of lead from a Port Dover shipyard.

Between Thursday, November 22 and Friday, November 23, there were two break-ins at the Chapman Street East shipyard that saw several large ship radiators and the $5,000 worth of lead stolen.

Police were contacted about the thefts by the shipyard owner on Friday afternoon.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call police at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477(TIPS).

Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.

Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.

Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.Police are searching for suspects after 4,000 lbs of lead were stolen from a Port Dover shipyard. Photo courtesy of Norfolk OPP.

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