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Suspected trailer thieves loose in Tulsa

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Updated: 2/22 3:27 pm

Published: 2/22 3:00 pm

Tulsa police are searching for a suspect in a trailer theft that happened on or around Valentine’s day.

Police say sometime between February 13th at 6:00 p.m. and February 14th at 6:50 a.m. someone stole a Pace All American brand, 12’ single axle enclosed white trailer. The trailer was parked behind a business located near 5100 S. Mingo Rd.

An additional Tail brand, 12’ trailer was also stolen from behind the business at the same time but it was recovered abandoned in Sand Springs on February 15th.

The Pace trailer contained various granite installing tools and had numerous decals attached on the panels of the trailer that read Granite Transformations on the side.

Suspects are described as two men, one with a dark colored beard driving a dark colored Cadillac Escalade. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

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RonMelancon - 2/22/2013 7:34 PM

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Wake up if your state and the other states which is 9 in total never register these trailers how do you find them? Its like your l awmakers wants trailers to be stolen. We have already warned your state government and they don't care. So now we show people what is goin on. Google. Dangeroustrailers how to steal a trailer

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