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South Australia Police are investigating the theft of a tractor from a business premises at Worrolong, outside Mount Gambier, over the weekend. The stolen machinery is described as a bright orange Kubota M7040 tractor...
South Australia Police are investigating the theft of a tractor from a business premises at Worrolong, outside Mount Gambier, over the weekend. The stolen machinery is described as a bright orange Kubota M7040 tractor, which was taken from a property on Bishop Road during the overnight period between Sunday evening and Monday morning. Police said the tractor was stolen sometime between approximately 5pm on Sunday, September 6, and 7am on Monday, September 7.
The theft has prompted a police investigation as officers work to establish how the machinery was removed from the business and where it may have been taken. Because agricultural machinery is large and distinctive, investigators are appealing to members of the public who may have noticed unusual activity or vehicles in the area during the relevant period.
Police are particularly interested in information from anyone who may have seen suspicious behaviour around Bishop Road or nearby roads overnight. Dashcam recordings and CCTV footage could also be important in helping investigators identify vehicles or people connected with the theft.
The stolen tractor is a bright orange Kubota M7040, making its appearance potentially distinctive to people who encounter it. Police are asking residents, motorists, businesses and other members of the community to remain alert for the machinery and to report any information that could assist with locating it.
Anyone who spots the tractor or knows where it may be is being asked to contact police. Investigators are also asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity or has relevant dashcam or security-camera footage to come forward.
The investigation remains ongoing, and police have not publicly identified a suspect in connection with the theft. At this stage, no conclusion should be drawn about who may be responsible until police establish the circumstances and any evidence is assessed.
People who have information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit information through Crime Stoppers. Police have provided reference number 233497 for the investigation.
The incident highlights the importance of security around valuable agricultural equipment, particularly machinery kept at rural and commercial properties. Owners and operators may consider measures such as secure storage, surveillance cameras, lighting and maintaining records of identifying details to assist police if equipment is stolen.
Police continue to appeal for public assistance as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the theft and attempt to locate the missing tractor.
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South Australia Police are investigating the theft of a tractor from a business premises at Worrolong, outside Mount Gambier, over the weekend. The stolen machinery is described as a bright orange Kubota M7040 tractor, which was taken from a property on Bishop Road during the overnight period between Sunday evening and Monday morning. Police said the tractor was stolen sometime between approximately 5pm on Sunday, September 6, and 7am on Monday, September 7.
The theft has prompted a police investigation as officers work to establish how the machinery was removed from the business and where it may have been taken. Because agricultural machinery is large and distinctive, investigators are appealing to members of the public who may have noticed unusual activity or vehicles in the area during the relevant period.
Police are particularly interested in information from anyone who may have seen suspicious behaviour around Bishop Road or nearby roads overnight. Dashcam recordings and CCTV footage could also be important in helping investigators identify vehicles or people connected with the theft.
The stolen tractor is a bright orange Kubota M7040, making its appearance potentially distinctive to people who encounter it. Police are asking residents, motorists, businesses and other members of the community to remain alert for the machinery and to report any information that could assist with locating it.
Anyone who spots the tractor or knows where it may be is being asked to contact police. Investigators are also asking anyone who witnessed suspicious activity or has relevant dashcam or security-camera footage to come forward.
The investigation remains ongoing, and police have not publicly identified a suspect in connection with the theft. At this stage, no conclusion should be drawn about who may be responsible until police establish the circumstances and any evidence is assessed.
People who have information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit information through Crime Stoppers. Police have provided reference number 233497 for the investigation.
The incident highlights the importance of security around valuable agricultural equipment, particularly machinery kept at rural and commercial properties. Owners and operators may consider measures such as secure storage, surveillance cameras, lighting and maintaining records of identifying details to assist police if equipment is stolen.
Police continue to appeal for public assistance as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the theft and attempt to locate the missing tractor.
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