Hull, Iowa — You may remember that the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office was recently looking for the public’s help to find a trailer that had been reported stolen from a Hull construction business. As it turns out, the trailer wasn’t stolen after all.
The trailer was reported as stolen on Tuesday, August 15th, and at that time it was thought it had been stolen at some point between May 15th and that date.
Authorities report that the black 20-foot flatbed trailer with fold-up steel ramps on the back was recovered after the Sheriff’s Office received a call from a citizen who stated he moved the trailer from one property to another. They were told that the trailer was moved after it remained on the property for an extended period of time after work crews hired to do construction work left it there.
The Sheriff’s Office determined that the trailer was not stolen.
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Original Story posted August 15th, 2017 at 2:45 p.m.:
Hull, Iowa — The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the report of a theft from a Hull construction business.
According to the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office, their investigation shows that a black 2014 PJ 20-foot flatbed trailer with fold-up steel ramps on the back, was stolen from a Hull construction business sometime between May 15th and August 15th. Deputies say the theft was discovered and reported Tuesday (August 15th) morning.
If you have any information on this crime, please contact the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office at 712-737-2280.
Photo caption: Deputies say the trailer was the same model as the one shown, but this is not the trailer that was reported stolen.
