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Truck stolen from Connecticut dealership found burned in New Haven

A semi truck was stolen from a dealership in Berlin, Connecticut, on March 30. Later, the truck was discovered burned in New Haven that same evening.

The details: This red Peterbilt 589 was snatched around 4:30 p.m. from the dealership located on Meadow Lane. An investigation is ongoing, and Berlin Police are asking the public for help in solving the case.

  • A white Dodge Mega Cab is being considered as a vehicle of interest in the theft.
  • The stolen truck's interior was found burned, reported Berlin Patch.

Why it matters: The theft and burning of such a sizable rig is a significant incident for both the dealership and the community. It highlights ongoing security challenges faced by truck dealers and owners.

Looking ahead: As the investigation progresses, authorities are hoping to gain leads from surveillance footage or public tips. No arrests have been made yet. Anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to the Berlin Police Department.

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