Fife Appeal after £40k stone crushing machine stolen from Fife farm By Aileen Robertson November 18 2020, 4:02pm November 18 2020, 4:02pm Share Appeal after £40k stone crushing machine stolen from Fife farm Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/fife/1741870/appeal-after-40k-stone-crushing-machine-stolen-from-fife-farm/ Copy Link Police have appealed for information after a crushing machine worth £40,000 was stolen from a Fife farm. The equipment, described as a “large stone crushing machine”, was taken from Baldinne Farm, which is on the B940 near Ceres. It is believed the bulky yellow machine was taken in the early hours of Sunday. A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “Officers believe the theft occurred sometime between 2am and 3am on November 15, 2020. “The machine was primarily yellow in colour and may have been towed away. It’s worth approximately £40,000. “Officers are appealing for anyone who was in the area on the stated times to think back and consider if they saw this machine. “If you have a dash cam, please can you check your footage as it may have captured images which could assist the investigation.” Anyone with information is asked to call Police Scotland on the 101 number, quoting incident 2566 of November 18.
