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'We want our stuff back:' Sechelt fire truck hit by thief during call
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- SourceCastanet Kamloops
- Original URLhttps://castanet.net/edition/news-story-630084-3-.htm
- Canonical URLhttps://www.coastreporter.net/local-news/we-want-our-stuff-back-sechelt-fire-truck-robbed-during-call-12735643
- Publish dateSep 2, 2026
- First indexedSep 2, 2026 7:00 pm PDT
- Last checkedSep 2, 2026 7:15 pm PDT
- Current statusavailable (HTTP 200)
- DescriptionSechelt firefighters who responded to a fire alarm call at RainCity Supportive Housing on Hightide Avenue Wednesday morning returned to their truck to find it had been hit by a thief.
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Sechelt firefighters' truck hit by thief during emergency response
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Thieves stole equipment including an AED and batteries from a Sechelt Fire Department truck while firefighters responded to a fire alarm call at RainCity Supportive Housing on September 2.
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