Maine State Police Investigating Theft Of Truck In Windsor

Here in Central Maine, we are lucky to only rare have the theft of a vehicle.  Yes, people often have things stolen from their vehicles, but those thefts are usually because someone left their vehicle unlocked.  Tools, a pack of smokes, change, a smartphone, etc.  But, you hardly ever hear about a vehicle getting taken.

Despite how safe our communities are, sometimes vehicles do get stolen.

According to WCSH 6, the Maine State Police are currently investigating the theft of a pickup truck from South Belfast Avenue in Windsor.

The black 2013 Chevy Pickup was reportedly stolen at around 4 AM on Saturday, May 13th, 2023.  The truck reportedly has a plate number of 8398TX.

If you have any information about the vehicle or the people / person who stole it, please contact Trooper Donald Webber at donald.j.webber@maine.gov or call the Augusta Regional Communications Center at 207.624.7076.

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One time, because one of our employees was overtired and distracted, the door of a company vehicle got left unlocked.  What do you think got stolen?  Believe it or not, the only thing that went missing from that vehicle was a handful of bumper stickers.  We're okay with that because we want to get as many of those stickers out to people as we can.