The Summers County (West Virginia) Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a stolen RV.
The 2008 Gulf Stream Tour Master Constellation motorhome was stolen from the Bluestone Lake area of Summers County on August 2, when it was parked in a wide spot of the road near Lilly Bridge alongside Route 20. The owners returned late that evening to discover that it was missing.
The RV has a Florida license plate that reads 5061XP. If you know anything, police ask you to call 304-466-3333 and request to speak with a deputy.
The photos are from the Summers County Sheriff’s Department Facebook Page.
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Thank you for the news, RV Travel! My goodness! That is a lot of RV to steal. I hope that it is recovered intact, but I wonder how likely that is? I wish those pursuing the thieves well in their efforts. Have a great day and safe travels!
Ignorance is bliss
I’ve tried to open a QR code and truthfully I don’t know how and I really don’t care to learn. I’m old I keep telling everyone. There is nothing I want and if information doesn’t come immediately I don’t care enough to stick around
One tip that may help in the event your RV is stolen, is to put the last five numbers of the VIN on the roof. This information would be provided to LE at the time of theft. Little to no cost. Lots of LE air units every day throughout the country.
I think it would be quite difficult to hide an rv of this size. I hope we get an update that someone has spotted this rv in a cg or private property.
Beautiful rig, tandem axle diesel pusher,