ROXIE, MS - Franklin County News Blog Reported on Friday, February 17, 2012 that the Franklin County Sheriffs office had doubled the reward for information in the recent logging equipment thefts. The ongoing investigation remains open and continues despite a recent arrest because it is believed there are more than one person (s) involved.
As reported, it was discovered the thefts occurred late Sunday night - Jan 31st or early Monday morning - Feb 1st. The following equipment was removed and considered stolen from three different locations in Franklin County. The following list and follow up information is:
- A 1999 Black Kent Four Bolster Trailer. The trailer was stolen from the old saw mill location in Roxie, Ms. Owner of trailer is Smith Brothers Logging, Inc of Roxie, Ms.
- A 1986 Yellow Nabors Low Boy Trailer. The trailer was stolen from the parking lot next to the Health Dept Office in Bude, Ms. Owner of trailer is Smith Brothers Logging Inc of Roxie, Ms.
UPDATE: During the ongoing part of the investigation this trailer has be recovered. Location of the discovery and other information not available due to ongoing open investigation. After hearing the news of the recovery, a citizen said "other people involved should turn themselves in to Sheriff Newman because the net is closing in on them. People are just tired of people stealing and the courts are going to 'throw the book' at them if they don't". The citizen also said " Sheriff Newman 'just don't give up' and he's (Sheriff) gonna get'em sooner or later because his arrest record over the years proves that".
- Two Logging Trailers were stolen from the parking lot of the Five Star Gas Station on Hwy 84 in Meadville, Ms. One trailer owner is Dale Dier of Meadville, Ms and other trailer owner is Brad Smith of Brookhaven, Ms.
Anyone having any information concerning the thefts or anyone knowing about the current location of any of the above remaining listed stolen equipment may contact the Franklin County Sheriff's Office at 601-384-2323 or any state or local law enforcement officer. The reward amount remains doubled for information.
Source - FCNews Staff
The sheriff could have done something about Sidrick a few years back,but he stood up for him when he was arrested for stealing.
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ReplyDeleteThis is not his first time. They need to keep him locked up and throw away the key. He its not special just cause he is a ex deputy in Franklin county
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