East Ottawa business wants police to reopen investigation into damaged trucks

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An east Ottawa business says it believes it knows who punctured dozens of dump truck tires in January but is frustrated that, months later, whoever is responsible remains at large.

A photo of a punctured tire on one of Maurice Yelle Excavation's trucks that was damaged the night of Jan. 20, 2024.

Security video shows a vehicle near the Maurice Yelle Excavation parking lot on Jan. 20, 2024, the night a dozen trucks were damaged. "The Break and Enter Unit investigated the file, which included reviewing CCTV footage from several businesses in the area," Ottawa police said."Due to a lack of evidence, the file has since been closed. Should new information be obtained, the file may be reopened.

A closeup photo of a punctured tire from one of Maurice Yelle Excavation's damaged trucks. "Because it was 12 different vehicles that were damaged, they're claiming that it's 12 separate claims. So, in this case, we would get no reimbursement whatsoever and for a small family business like us, it's not easy to absorb this type of cost," he said.Alberta family of 6 missing, vehicle found in Calgary: RCMPThe first parents convicted in a U.S.

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