70-foot trailer allegedly stolen from N.Y. diner; reward offered

FORT EDWARD, N.Y., Oct. 3 (UPI) -- A mobile home, 16-feet by 70-feet, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and central air parked in New York was last seen moving toward Vermont, police say.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office in upstate New York is investigating the theft of a mobile home from the parking lot of the Big Apple Diner located on State Route 4 in the Town of Hampton.

The trailer was parked at the lot in mid-August and was taken by an unknown subject on or about Sept. 23 at around 5:00 p.m. by a white tractor.

Senior Investigator Bruce Hamilton said the owner is offering a $2,500 reward for the recovery of the trailer.

"The trailer is a Pine Grove series GH016-496 mobile home. It is tan in color and had some furniture," Hamilton told UPI. "It was built in 2009 but did not appear to have been used. It's valued at about $50,000."

The trailer was last observed traveling northbound towards Vermont on State Route 4.