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Investigators are asking the public to help locate a John Deere bulldozer that disappeared from a property in St. Regis Falls.

ST. REGIS FALLS, NY — New York State Police are asking for the public’s help locating a John Deere 350B bulldozer that was reported stolen from a property on Duane Street in St. Regis Falls.

According to state police, the bulldozer was last seen on March 29 and was discovered missing on June 12.

The machine has a “New Milford Tractor Co. Inc.” sticker on the side, which investigators say could help identify it.

State police are asking residents and business owners in the area to review surveillance footage for any suspicious activity involving the bulldozer.

Anyone with information about the theft or the bulldozer’s whereabouts is asked to contact the New York State Police in Malone at (518) 483-5000.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Key Points

New York State Police are searching for a stolen John Deere 350B bulldozer.
The bulldozer disappeared from a property on Duane Street in St. Regis Falls.
Anyone with information is asked to contact State Police in Malone.

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