Over $300,000 in recoveries, two arrests made
10/29/2003
In the early hours of October 27, 2003, Boomerang Tracking Inc. received an automatic theft notification from a Boomerang2™-equipped International 9100, valued at approximately $100,000 from St-Louis-de-Gonzague, Québec, near the city of Valleyfield. Boomerang Tracking confirmed the theft with the transportation company within minutes of receiving the alarm and a tracking team was immediately dispatched.
The Boomerang tracking team located the missing cab on a farm in Saint-Jacques-le-Mineur, Québec and the Sûreté du Québec police were immediately notified. At the scene, two 45-foot freezer trailers – one from Quebec and one from Ontario – were also recovered, each carrying a cargo of frozen goods with an estimated total value of over $220,000. A photo is available here.
The Napierville division of the Sûreté du Québec made two arrests on the scene and the K-9 unit was brought in to track a third suspect. In addition, one suspect’s vehicle was found containing tools used for breaking-and-entering as well as other stolen merchandise.
With tracking capabilities 24/7 across North America by an in-house tracking team, the Boomerang tracking device provides transporters with the most effective vehicle recovery solution on the market. Using proprietary wireless-based technology, the Boomerang Tracking System is the only solution designed exclusively for the recovery of stolen vehicles and is able to successfully locate stolen equipment located indoors, underground garages, and in shipping containers, typically within one hour.
Boomerang Tracking Inc. markets and distributes the Boomerang tracking devices, proprietary products using technology patented by the Company. The Boomerang, Boomerang2 and GSM-based units are the central devices in a system that uses the wireless networks of major regional telecommunications companies for tracking stolen assets. The Boomerang Tracking System is capable of locating stolen automobiles, heavy equipment and valuable assets. As a result of its success, the Company has received the endorsement of members of the insurance industry. The Boomerang devices are available and installed through a network of authorized dealers in Quebec and Ontario. The Company’s head office, research and development centre and manufacturing facilities are located in Montreal, Quebec, with regional facilities located in Mississauga, Ontario and Orange County, California. Boomerang is a registered trademark and Boomerang2 is a trademark of Boomerang Tracking Inc. The shares of Boomerang Tracking Inc. trade on The Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol BMG.
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