BREAKING: Headdress belonging to Nipissing First Nation Chief stolen during truck theft in Mississauga located
by McLeod, who said that it took more than two years of research by elders, academics, historians and geographers to reconstruct it.
“I ask that the perpetrators of this theft find it upon themselves to kindly return the headdress, this can be done anonymously, to the Sandman Signature Mississauga hotel or to one of the arenas where the event is taking place,” he said. On Saturday evening, Duraiappah said the force would “pursue all avenues” in an effort to find the piece.
It is not know at this point if any arrest have been made or if any charges will be laid. Police have also not said if the stolen vehicle has been located.
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