OPP looking for thieves that stole aluminum cans from Crystal Lake Transfer Station

A break and enter to the Transfer Station on Crystal Lake Road is being investigated.

In the evening of September 4,  two suspects broke into the Transfer Station and stole approximately $350 worth of aluminum cans.

The cans are part of an ongoing charity donation program, with the proceeds going to the 1st Bobcaygeon Sparks and Brownies.

Captured on video, the first suspect is described as a white male approximately 30 years old, with short brown hair and facial hair, wearing green cargo shorts and a grey sweater. The second suspect is a white female, approximately 30 years old with black hair, wearing black capri pants and a dark sleeve shirt with an orange traffic vest.

Any information should be relayed to Peterborough County OPP or Crime Stoppers.

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