Valuable Rig Stolen from Maulvin’s Trucking
A valuable rig connected to a lowboy owned by Maulvin’s Trucking & Heavy-Duty Equipment was reported stolen from the company’s premises.
Administrative Coordinator Nicosia Davis-Roacher explained in an interview with NewsCo that surveillance footage showed the theft took place on June 22nd, but the staff only noticed it last week.
After discovering the rig’s absence, Maulvin Jr. reviewed the camera recordings and other materials to gather information for a police report.
The company, which provides trucking and heavy-duty equipment services for various construction projects, also operates two subsidiaries: Island-Wide Water Delivery for residential and hotel cistern needs and United Trucking for fuel delivery in Antigua and internationally.
Davis-Roacher expressed that the loss of the rig, valued at over US$21,750, has placed a significant strain on the business. She urged other business owners to check their properties for security regularly.
The police are currently considering a potential suspect, who is off the island at this time.
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