Trailer full of guns stolen from Peterborough, Ont. found; unclear if any firearms still missing

Stolen trailer with 2,000 firearms recovered A trailer of more than 2,000 firearms stolen in Peterborough Sunday has been recovered by police.

A trailer stolen in Peterborough, Ont. over the weekend has been recovered, along with a large quantity of firearms that were inside it.

According to a news release issued Wednesday morning, the trailer was recovered somewhere in Peel Region.

“The trailer and its contents are being returned to Peterborough and Peterborough police, along with the manufacturer, will be going through the items to determine if anything is still missing,” police said in a statement.

There were more than 2,000 firearms inside the trailer when it was stolen from a yard on Parkhill Road East around 3 a.m. on Feb. 13.

Officers confirmed the truck was carrying small calibre firearms with clips, but have not released any further details about the kind of guns being transported or where they were being sent. Investigators said there was no ammunition inside the trailer.

On Tuesday, police said the truck had been located, but the trailer full of guns remained missing.

According to Peel Regional Police, officers found the trailer, which contained “numerous long guns and magazines” of an “unknown value,” near Cantay and Mavis Roads.

They also found a trailer with plastic cell phone wrap valued at about $50,000. Investigators say that trailer was stolen from Niagara Region.

It is not yet clear if all the firearms are now accounted for.

Police have also not released any information about potential suspects in the thefts, saying the focus of their investigation has been to locate the trailer and missing firearms.