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Police searching for big rig parts thieves in Louisiana

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Police searching for big rig parts thieves in Louisiana
Police in Louisiana are searching for suspects in connection with the theft of big rig parts from a trucking facility. (Courtesy: WBRZ)

PORT ALLEN, La. — Police in Louisiana are searching for suspects in connection with the theft of big rig parts from a trucking facility.

The West Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help after security camera footage from Aug. 7 shows a white Ford Transit van entering Nu-Gen around midnight.

Co-owner Wade Svendson told WBRZ that the next morning he found 16 semi-trucks missing multiple parts at his business.

“They took the doors, the breathers, headlights, mirrors,” Svendson said.

The total amount of property stolen is equal to about $135,000 without including labor costs.

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The West Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help after security camera footage from Aug. 7 shows a white Ford Transit van entering Nu-Gen around midnight. (Courtesy: WBRZ)

 

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