Four people stole three quads early Monday morning from Pines Power Sports and Marine. (Photo courtesy of Pines Power Sports and Marine.)

By Nick Nielsen

Thefts between 4:15 a.m. and 5:15 a.m.

Three ATVs stolen from Prince Albert business

Aug 13, 2024 | 1:01 PM

A local business in Prince Albert along with the Saskatchewan RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in tracking down some stolen ATVs after their business was broken into early Monday morning.

Pines Power Sports and Marine had three ATVs stolen after a group of four people made a number of stops at the business between the times of 1:40 a.m. until about 5:15 a.m. according to security footage from the business.

During the theft, the culprits cut the fence to gain access to the quads before reaching in with a cable and pulling the quads out from the fence. The vehicles were driven down the service road before disappearing off camera, but returned about 15 minutes later to take another one of the quads. Because of this, RCMP believe the stolen machines are still nearby. Security footage shows all three quads being stolen at separate times between 4:15 a.m. and 5:15 a.m.

As for the culprits, they arrived in two separate SUVs, a white SUV with a dual sunroof, and a black SUV that looks to be similar to a Porsche or Lexus model. Their faces aren’t recognizable from the footage.

One of the three quads taken from Pines. Another of the quads is the same model. (Photo Courtesy Pines Power Sports and Marine.)

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One of the quads has been retrieved, but two of them still haven’t been located. The quad that was found was located on Township Road just north of Prince Albert.

If anyone has information on where these vehicles have been taken and the individuals involved, you can contact the RCMP at (306) 765-5501, or contact Dean Lato at Pine Power Sports and Marine at (306) 961-7393.