A construction site in Milton, Ontario, Canada, fell victim to theft, with electronic equipment valued at over $5,000 stolen. Halton police are actively investigating the incident, which occurred between Friday, April 28, and Monday, May 1, at a site on Gordon Krantz Avenue. The perpetrator(s) smashed the windows of a parked bulldozer and excavator to access the equipment. Stolen items include tablets and sensors from both vehicles, as well as a control module from the excavator. No suspect description is currently available.

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