Waldoboro police are looking for a 2007 white GMC extended cab pickup truck that was reportedly stolen Sunday, June 26 from the Irving gas station on Route 1, according to the Waldoboro police chief.
A tan and white American Bulldog weighing 115 pounds that was in the stolen vehicle is also missing.
Chief Labombarde said a family was stopped by an officer on Friendship Street in Waldoboro village on Sunday afternoon. The officer was diverted to a medical call, and the officer told the family to stay with the vehicle on Friendship Street.
A short time later, the woman from that traffic stop was reportedly seen on Irving surveillance cameras taking the GMC truck that was at a gas pump, Labombarde said.
The investigation is ongoing, Labombarde said, and the suspects’ names and other details are not currently being released.
To contact the Waldoboro Police Department with information, call 832-4500 or email policechief@waldoboromaine.org.
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