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Teenager charged with stealing $62K travel trailer from dealership

09.03.2026 10:03 1 min 1 source РУС
NorthPennNow HRV
Teenager charged with stealing $62K travel trailer from dealership
Original source: NorthPennNow

A 19-year-old man faces charges for allegedly stealing a new travel trailer from a Pennsylvania dealership. The suspect was apprehended during a traffic stop while towing the stolen 2026 Jayco trailer, valued at $62,251. He confessed to the theft, stating he intended to use the trailer at his seasonal campsite.

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Teenager charged with stealing $62K travel trailer from dealership

09.03.2026 NorthPennNow HRV Original source

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