829 Commerce Drive: A Case Study
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I walked to the side of the location and noticed the dirt outline of where the trailer was last noticed. Bernard stated he last noticed the trailer at the location was approximately 1730 hours Monday evening. He arrived to work Tuesday, July 6, 2016, at approximately 0800 hours, and noticed it was missing.
Bernard was not able to provide video surveillance from the location until the technician arrived to the location.
Bernard advised the trailer was a black in color
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