A Cowichan Bay man whose truck was stolen in a nasty trick on Monday is feeling fortunate after the vehicle was recovered later the same day.

Darren Campbell reported on Facebook that his truck was found by motorbikers on a backroad on Monday afternoon and that police are investigating the theft.

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According to a post from Monday morning, Campbell was on his way home from work at 5:20 a.m. when he stopped to check on a vehicle in the ditch in front of the Wessex Inn (1846 Cowichan Bay Rd.) with its lights flashing and horn going off. Thinking the worst, he put his hazard lights on and ran over to the car.

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