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The first page of the new Blood Angels Combat Patrol PDF states the following:

1 Incursor is equipped with: bolt pistol;
occulus bolt carbine; paired combat blades;
haywire mine.

The picture on page two shows a model with a Haywire Mine

On the actual datasheet for the Incursor models on page six, there is no statline or text to show what the haywire mine actually does. I know you can look it up in the main Space Marine datasheet for Incursors, but I was wondering if they actually get the haywire mine in Combat Patrol?

Thanks!

Officially no. The rules for combat patrol and main line 40K are separate outside of the core rules and you use the datasheets provided.

This however is a clear example of bad GW rules writing.

If you are playing a game of combat patrol you can ask your opponent if you can use the rules for the Haywire mine from the index cards. Most reasonable people likely won't have an issue.

There is no rule in the Combat Patrol datasheet so I suggest sending this to GW as an FAQ/Errats question. The lack of rule could be intentional.