Police seek black Infiniti in theft of diesel parts from Second Harvest charity trucks
Toronto police released images of a suspect vehicle in connection with vandalism at the Etobicoke food charity. Seven trucks were targeted over Thanksgiving weekend.
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Toronto police have released images of a suspect vehicle in an ongoing investigation into the theft of diesel components from seven Second Harvest trucks at the charity's Etobicoke facility.
The incident occurred over the Thanksgiving weekend when suspects allegedly targeted diesel parts from seven different trucks. The thefts rendered half of the charity's delivery fleet inoperable during Thanksgiving and could cost tens of thousands of dollars in repairs.
Police describe the suspect vehicle as a black Infiniti G25 four-door sedan with black rims. Security video obtained by CityNews shows at least two suspects were involved in the theft, though no further suspect information has been released by police.
Second Harvest, located at The East Mall in Etobicoke, is a food rescue organization that distributes rescued food across the Greater Toronto Area. Anyone with information about the vehicle or the theft is encouraged to contact Toronto police.
The facts
How many Second Harvest trucks were targeted in this theft?
Seven trucks at the Second Harvest facility in Etobicoke were targeted for diesel component theft over the Thanksgiving weekend.
What vehicle are police looking for?
Police are seeking a black Infiniti G25 four-door sedan with black rims in connection with the theft.
How many suspects were involved?
Security video shows at least two suspects were involved in the theft, though police have not released further details about them.
What impact did the thefts have on Second Harvest?
The thefts rendered half of Second Harvest's delivery fleet inoperable during Thanksgiving and could cost tens of thousands of dollars in repairs.
