Police are investigating after two 18-foot, 700-pound metal beams had been stolen from the Heart’s Haven Memorial Park in Debert, N.S., a 16-acre park being constructed to honour the lives of two ladies killed within the Nova Scotia mass capturing in 2020.
The two beams had been provided to develop a bridge to attach the memorial websites of Kristen Beaton and Heather O’Brien, two health-care employees who had been each killed within the space on that day.
Nick Beaton, husband of Kristen Beaton, took to Facebook on Friday and supplied a money reward for additional info that will result in the whereabouts of the stolen objects.
RCMP spokesperson Sgt. Andrew Joyce says police obtained a report of the theft round 3:00 p.m. on Friday afternoon.
“The reported value is about $2,000 each for each beam,” he mentioned. “The theft is believed to have occurred between April 14th and the 17th.”
Darcy Dobson, daughter of Heather O’Brien, posted on the park’s Facebook web page on Friday and inspired the group to succeed in out if that they had further info.
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“These beams are 700 pounds each and would have needed a trailer and more than one person to load,” she mentioned.
The park, which is able to characteristic strolling trails and a playground, has plans of absolutely opening to the general public in August.
Police say the matter remains to be underneath investigation at the moment.
