Two men have been arrested after various farm equipment was allegedly stolen from a rural property in the state's Central West region.
Between 12.39am and 1.27am today (Monday 2 September 2019), a property owner was alerted to a break-in at a shed on his property near Peak Hill.
On attending the property, the victim saw a Toyota Landcruiser allegedly towing a trailer containing an ATV and various farming equipment, all previously stored at the location.
The victim followed the vehicle which allegedly proceeded to ram the victim's utility before leaving the scene with several witnesses in pursuit.
It is alleged two passengers from the Landcruiser climbed from the cabin into the rear tray of the moving vehicle, unhooking the stolen trailer and discarding the power tools and equipment onto the roadway.
Officers attached to Central West Police District were notified and commenced inquiries into the matter.
About 9.45am today (Monday 2 September 2019), officers attended a home on Derribong Street at Peak Hill and established a crime scene.
Two men, aged 22 and 41, were arrested and taken to Parkes Police Station where they remain in custody pending charges.
A third man remains outstanding.
Investigations continue.
