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Police believe P.E.I. fish processor scammed out of load of lobster

June 3, 2019   Canada, International News, New England

Police are on the lookout for a truckload of P.E.I. lobster that has gone missing. RCMP Corp. Lisa Jones with the West Prince detachment said a load of lobster left South Shore Seafoods on May 17 destined for Massachusetts, but it never reached its destination. “It was supposed to be delivered on May 20. They got a call from the customer, saying the shipment didn’t arrive,” said Jones. The theft was reported to Prince District RCMP on May 21. >click to read<11:11

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