Two suspects wanted in the theft of a pick-up truck from Brodhagen on July 28th, 2019. Photo courtesy of the OPP.Two suspects wanted in the theft of a pick-up truck from Brodhagen on July 28th, 2019. Photo courtesy of the OPP.
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Perth County OPP investigate separate thefts of pick-ups

Perth County OPP are releasing surveillance video of two suspects wanted in the theft of a pick up from the Brodhagen area.

In a release, police say the truck was stolen in the early morning hours of July 28 from a residence on Perth Line 44.

It's red, 2013 Ford F150 XTR. The owner's keys and wallet were in the truck and a debit card belonging to the owner was used later that same day in Huron County.

Pictures of the suspects and truck are on our website.

Police are also still looking for a pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area. A black 2004 GMC Sierra 2500 diesel was stolen from a rural business on Line 34 Tuesday morning.

It has a Canadian flag decal in the back window, a closed tonneau cover and a "Duramax" decal on the front hood. It had a personalized license plate VELDES.

Anyone with information is asked to call police or Crime Stoppers.

Pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area on July 30th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.Pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area on July 30th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.

Pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area on July 30th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.Pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area on July 30th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.

Photo of a pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area July 28th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.Photo of a pick-up truck stolen from the Mitchell area July 28th. Photo courtesy of the OPP.

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