COHASSET - authorities say vandals whom damaged heavy gear at a Cohasset building web site on the weekend seemed to have targeted the master of a Hanover excavation organization that has suffered similar attacks in the past.
Authorities stated the vandals slashed hydraulic lines and punched holes in the radiators of five items of earth-moving gear that owner of Site professional Excavating had parked in a-work web site at 231 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, making nearby equipment owned by various other technicians unblemished. Authorities stated the damage to your equipment, which was near a new storage space center becoming built, left all of them disabled and totaled around $50, 000.
Cohasset Police Chief William Quigley stated the vandals knew their way around building gear along with singled out the business’s equipment. Quigley said the dog owner has been the sufferer of similar crimes over the past several years in Cohasset and Hanover.
“We have-been getting a lot of quite interesting ideas in the last day or two, from men and women whom i might generally not expect to call, and I’m confident I will be capable just take this situation to judge after the detectives fit the physical evidence amassed towards information we've received from sources, ” he stated.
Deputies from the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office and Bureau of Criminal research processed the criminal activity moments and so are assisting aided by the research. A person with information regarding this case is expected to contact Cohasset Detective Sgt. Mike Lopes at 781-383-1055 or anonymously at info@cohassetpolice.com.