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Police Looking for Stolen Trailer North of Augusta

Police Looking for Stolen Trailer North of Augusta

Stolen Trailer - Maine State Police


Maine State Police are asking for public help to find a stolen trailer taken in Rome, north of Augusta, earlier this month.

Police say the 20-foot trailer was last seen on the evening of November 6th, last Thursday, parked along Augusta Road.

The dual-axle galvanized Iron Bull equipment trailer with mega ramps has a Maine license plate – C187777.

(Stolen Trailer – Maine State Police)

Anyone who has seen the trailer or has information about its whereabouts is asked to contact Trooper Tyler Nadeau at 207-624-7076 ext. 9 or by email at Tyler.W.Nadeau@maine.gov.

(Stolen Trailer – Maine State Police)

Police are still investigating the theft.

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