A stolen pickup truck is the focus of a search by Big Spring Crime Stoppers. The vehicle was taken from an area near a highway. Security footage shows the truck and a person getting out of it.
People who know this individual are being asked to come forward. Those with information can contact Crime Stoppers directly or through their website, and their tips will be kept confidential. Rewards are available for helpful information.
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