Electrocution that left Nova Scotia man dead happened during copper wire theft: RCMP
Oxford, N.S. - RCMP suspect that a fatal electrocution of a 51-year-old man in northern Nova Scotia occurred during an attempted copper wire theft. The man suffered injuries on July 29, leading police to respond to the property at 3,000-block of Highway 321 in Oxford, N.S., four days later. Police spokesperson Allison Gerrard stated that officers are investigating the events between July 29 and August 2, seeking dashcam or surveillance footage from the area to identify individuals or vehicles present during the electrocution.
The victim passed away in the hospital on October 5, 2026, as a result of his injuries. RCMP is seeking any witnesses or information related to the incident.
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