A trailer containing five boats was taken from the A702 between Abington and Crawford, on Thursday, September 14. They were due to compete in the Monster the Loch event next weekend.
A business has been left saddened after a trailer and five racing boats were allegedly stolen from near the Lanarkshire M74. The boats were due to compete in the Monster the Loch event, at Loch Ness, next weekend.
It is understood that the alleged theft took place in the early hours of Thursday morning leaving Swift Racing - who own the boats - gutted. Only two of the boats have since been recovered.READ MORE: Lenzie man who claimed neighbours' 21ft hedge was 'ruining his life' wins battle to have it cut downA spokesperson for Swift Racing Team UK said: "We have no words really. It’s quite sad someone would do that.
"If the perpetrators leave the rest of the boats somewhere like the others, that would be the best outcome as we are pretty sure that they just wanted the trailer. The boats are due to go from Monster the Loch in Lochness and on to Italy for the World Rowing Coastal Championships for competing athletes from all over the world.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 12.
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