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Truck Driver Accused Of Using Fake Documents To Steal $2.9 Million Cargo
Truck Driver Accused Of Using Fake Documents To Steal $2.9 Million Cargo
By Phil Bring of FreightWaves
Police in Greenfield, Indiana, arrested a California truck driver after officers recovered nearly $2.9 million worth of tungsten oxide powder that police said thieves stole during a cargo theft in Pennsylvania.
According to a June 28 news release from the Greenfield Police Department, officers received an alert around 6 a.m. Saturday regarding a wanted semi tractor-trailer traveling eastbound on Interstate 70 into Hancock County. Police said the truck was connected to a cargo theft that...
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