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CCSO seeks information after heavy machinery vandalism

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CCSO seeks information after heavy machinery vandalism
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The Cache County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an incident in Logan Canyon where vandals used heavy machinery to cause significant property damage. The destruction included traffic control equipment and several trees.

Key takeaways

  • Vandals used a front loader and an excavator in Logan Canyon.
  • Two solar-powered traffic control lights worth $30,000 were pushed into a river.
  • An excavator was used to knock down a significant number of trees.
  • The Cache County Sheriff’s Office is requesting help from the public to identify those involved.

The Cache County Sheriff’s Office sought public assistance following an incident in Logan Canyon involving unauthorized heavy machinery operation. During the early hours of a Wednesday, vandals caused extensive damage to property and natural resources.

Deputies responded to the Right Hand Fork area after reports surfaced regarding the unauthorized use of an excavator and a front loader. According to a press release from the Cache County Sheriff’s Office, the front loader was used to push two portable traffic control lights down an embankment and into a river. These lights, which were equipped with specialized solar panels, are valued at $30,000.

Further into the canyon, an excavator was operated without authorization to knock down a significant number of trees.

Anyone with information regarding the incident is asked to contact Detective Neibert at (435) 755-1185 and reference case number 26-C8134.

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CityCache County, Logan
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