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East Algoma OPP investigate break & enter

East Algoma OPP are looking to the public for assistance in recovering some $10,000 in property and firearms.

OPP Constable Bev Gauthier says officers are investigating a break & enter that took place sometime between February 6th and 12th on Highway 548 in Tarbutt-Tarbutt Additional Township.

Police have provided a detailed list of the items, which is available on our websites.

Any person with information call police at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers.

Firearms Stolen:

  • 12-gauge single shot Sears shotgun (estimated value: $400).

  • 22 Marlin with scope, bolt action, five shot magazine (estimated value: $200)

  • 3030 antique, 100 plus years old, model 1865 Winchester with a metal ring near the receiver, it’s a lever action (unknown value).

  • 270 bolt action Winchester, model 70, light wood stock, bearing a Leupold 2 to 7 scope (estimated value: $1,400).

  • Multiple rounds of ammunition including slugs, bird shot, reload. 308 rounds, approximately three boxes. 270 rounds, three to four boxes. 3030 rounds, approximately four boxes. 303 British, three to four boxes. 306 caliber, approximately five boxes. 22 caliber, between 15 and 20 boxes.

  • Pellet gun (unknown make).

  • 177 caliber Crossman rifle (estimated value: $50).

  • Cobra two-way radios, hand-held (estimated value: between $100 and $200).

  • Various hunting knives. A Gerber six inch, hunting knife with rubber handle, block out blade, black rubber grip with painted silver blade.

Property Stolen:

  • Briggs and Stratton 3500-watt generator, approximately 10 years old, red and black in colour. Very good condition (estimated value: $800).

  • Yamaha 8-Horsepower, 2-stroke boat motor, approximately seven years old, grey in colour with white prop (estimated value: $3,500).

  • Minn Kota trolling motor, 30 lb thrust, variable speed, white plastic head with black body (estimated value: $700). This item has a crack on the plastic near the top where the battery life indicator would be.

  • Multiple power tools including grinders, wrenches, ratchets, cases of tools, an air compressor, tool sets make is a Campbell Hausfeld. Ryobi drill battery powered (estimated value: between $1000 and $1500).

  • Two fishing rods in carrying cases (estimated value: $100 each).

  • Husqvarna axe, wood handle, approximately 24″ long (estimated value: $100).

  • Walter black diamond hatchet (estimated value: $100.00).

  • Two kitchen knives, make would be Kitchen Aid.

  • Keurig, black and stainless coffee maker.

Collection of old coins, old antique cigarette tins to fit in a shirt pocket, antique knives.

Rosalind Russell
Rosalind Russellhttp://myespanolanow.com
Rosalind is Vista Radio's CJJM 99.3 FM - CJJM - Espanola's long-time Morning Announcer and Regional News Anchor/Journalist covering the districts of Sudbury, Algoma and Manitoulin. With a career in multi-media spanning the last 45 years, she has expertise in radio, television, newspaper and magazine writing. A long-time volunteer, she is the Inaugural 2025 Senior of the Year Award representing the Town of Espanola and represented women empowerment as the national 2024 Ms. Elite Regional Canada titleholder. A mother of five, and grandmother of two says simply, "I am the Queen of my Universe, and my children/grandchildren are my Crowning Jewels." Volunteering, pageants, reading and writing are her passions. If you have a story to share, email Roz at: [email protected] or call 1705-869-NEWS (6397).

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