Crime & Safety
Fuel Stolen from Truck at Food Bank
Here is an item from the St. Charles police blotter.
About 70 gallons of diesel fuel were reported stolen from a tractor-trailer used by the Northern Illinois Food Bank.
On Feb. 16, a manager at the nonprofit told police that 70 to 75 gallons of fuel had gone missing from a truck parked on the west-side loading dock two days prior.
The fuel is valued at $250.
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Police obtained video of a dark-colored truck that was seen driving southbound on Industrial Drive at about the time the incident is believed to have happened.
No arrests have been made, according to the report.
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