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TRACER No. 0200
Date Posted:
5/16/2012 7:57:31 AM
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Truck: 1XP5DB9X16N638354
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Truck: 2006
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Truck: Peterbilt
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Truck: 379
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Truck: Black/Orange Fenders
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Truck: P671145 , Illinois
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Truck: Truck has "Bennett Motor Express" on doors as well as Harley Davidson logos. Has Truck #207824 on hood. $500 REWARD fro information leading to recovery call 202-246-2698 with information.
Location theft occured:
Jackson ,
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TRACER No. 0197
Date Posted:
5/3/2012 1:22:28 PM
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Truck World I-80 & Truck World Blvd. ,
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TRACER No. 0195
Date Posted:
4/10/2012 9:08:27 AM
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Irving ,
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TRACER No.:
Date: 5/11/2012 8:16:56 AM
Kubota Tractors Stolen from flatbet in Humble,TX
Recently three Kubota Tractors were stolen from a flatbed located at John Raulston and Beltway 8 in Humble, TX.
The tractors serial numbers and models are as follows.
Model#L4600DT Serial Number:51666
Model#ZD326S-60 Serial Number:32546
Model#ZD326S-60 Serial Number:32547
There is a $500 REWARD for information leading to the recovery of these tractors call 202-246-2698 with any information.
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Date: 4/5/2012 12:15:40 PM
Beware of Possible Hijackers in the Miami Area
- On Friday, March 30th, at approximately 12:30 PM a truck driver S/B on Interstate 95, in the vicinity of West Palm Beach Florida, was transporting a pharmaceutical shipment to Miami, Florida from North Carolina. While travelling on the Interstate a 4 door sedan pulled up alongside of his truck. The driver of the sedan was holding a cell phone in his hand and motioned for the truck driver to pull over. The truck driver proceeded S/B for approximately ½ mile until the next exit ramp, exited I-95, pulled over, and stopped on the ramp. The sedan also exited and stopped directly behind the truck. The male driver exited his vehicle and walked up to the driver’s door of the truck still holding a cell phone. At this point the truck driver thought that the subject wanted to advise him of some type of problem with his truck / trailer. The driver remained in his truck with the door locked and the engine running. When the subject approached the driver’s door he ordered the driver to exit the truck. When the driver refused, the subject told the driver that he wanted him to exit the truck to inspect some damage he had caused to his car. The driver asked what the damaged was and how it was damaged. The subject provided only vague and evasive answers.
The truck driver ultimately drove away and continued on I-95 for 2-3 miles, exiting at a weigh station occupied by police. The truck driver waited for approximately 15 minutes but the individual in the sedan did not follow him and never passed the weigh station. The truck driver eventually left the weigh station and completed his delivery in Miami without further incident. No official police complaint was ever received against the truck driver for damaging a vehicle on the Interstate. The motivation behind this subject’s actions remains uncertain however it is possible that this was an attempted theft / hijacking of a pharmaceutical shipment while in transit. In this case the truck driver took proper actions protecting his shipment and more importantly his safety.
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