Lloydminster RCMP are asking for more witnesses to come forward after the theft of two rolls of coiled steel. Early Tuesday afternoon, a blue Dodge pickup truck with a flat deck trailer stopped in front of the coiled steel at a construction site on the 6600 block of 63rd street. A driver, described as a man in his 50s of average height and weighing approximately 230 pounds, got out and told at least two accomplices to load the steel onto the trailer. A white pickup truck with a blue car hauler trailer in poor condition is also believed to be involved. One of the suspects also used a John Deere or Cat tractor with forks to load the steel. The steel’s value is estimated at $24,000. Lloydminster RCMP Constable Grant Kirzinger said he is confident that there are more witnesses to the crime, and is calling on them to step forward.
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