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Flomaton Police Looking For Stolen Boom Truck
July 27, 2015
The Flomaton Police Department is searching for a work vehicle stolen from a local welding company on Highway 31. The vehicle was reportedly stolen between 4:30 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Monday.
The vehicle is described as a 1989 Ford F-800 K84 with Alabama tag “1077586″ and “L & L Welding” on the doors. It has a black flat bed with a boom lift.
Anyone that has seen the vehicle or has any information on its location is asked to contact the Flomaton Police Department at a(251) 296-5811.
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5 Responses to “Flomaton Police Looking For Stolen Boom Truck”
Nothing was taken off the other truck
Anyone thought about the Boom truck being used to lift the welding machine off of the stolen welding truck!
@Chris
Maybe they found a job but had no equipment…..
IT COULD BE THE SAME CULPRITS DOING BOTH THEFTS as they might have a market for this type of vehicles and equipment as they could be used together to do a job. Some time back construction equipment was being stolen and this could be the same type of operation. I’m sure the thieves didn’t steal these with the idea of using them around here. GETERDONE
Welding truck in Atmore and a boom truck in Flomaton. Thieves are getting bolder and hungrier, it seems.