AND LAW THEFT
you have any information regarding this case, please call Hand at 904-592-5252.
DISTRICT 26 – CENTRAL TEXAS HILL COUNTRY Kubota ATV Stolen in Llano County TSCRA Special Ranger Max Hartmann reports the
theft of an all-terrain vehicle from a barn in Llano County on April 12. Missing is an orange 2005 Kubota 960 ATV, model RIV-900, serial number 99422. The vehicle has a dent in the back left fender. If you have any information re- garding this theft, please call Hartmann at 830-669-2429.
DISTRICT 30 – SOUTH TEXAS/GULF COAST Beeville Saddle Thefts TSCRA Special Ranger Steve Martin reports the
theft of saddles from a storage building in Bee County. Between April 12 and 17, 4 saddles went missing from the property near Beeville. Stolen were a natural brown colored shop-made
saddle from the Lazy R Saddle Shop with a 16-inch padded seat, square skirts, fl at-plate rigging, 4-inch horn, screw- down Conchos, some tooling and a brand burned into the seatback described as an upside letter Y with an uncon-
ARRESTS
Oklahoma Man Charged with Cattle Theft
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Ben Eggleston TSCRA Special Ranger
MARTHA, OKLA., MAN TURNED HIMSELF IN TO AUTHORITIES MAY 23 AFTER HE WAS charged with Larceny of Domestic Animals. TSCRA Special Rangers Ben
Eggleston and Scott Williamson led the investigation. In September 2013, Dustin Mitchell Cooper, 30, allegedly stole 10 calves
from pens located at County Road 2010 and County Road 1510 in Greer County. The calves were worth approximately $10,000. According to Eggleston, the day of the reported theft, Cooper sold 10 calves
at the Hobart Stock Yards under the name of D Cross C Ranch. “This area has been a hotbed for cattle theft over the past few years,” says
Eggleston. “Ranchers need to make sure they are branding their livestock and reporting stolen cattle to TSCRA.” Cooper was released on a $5,000 bond. If convicted, he could be sentenced
up to 10 years in prison. TSCRA would like to thank the Jackson and Greer County Sheriff’s Depart- ments for their help with the investigation.
Scott Williamson TSCRA Special Ranger
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nected rafter over the top; a Lazy R Saddle shop-made brown saddle with a 14-inch padded fawn-colored seat, mild tooling, square skirts, fl at-plate rigging, 3-inch horn, stirrup leathers with regular buckles, and a brand burned into the seatback described as an upside letter Y with an unconnected rafter over the top; a shop-made brown saddle by Mike Lee with a 16-inch plain seat and modifi ed association tree, natural rough-out fi nish, round skirts, fl at-plate rigging, 3 1/2-inch horn, stirrup leathers, toe fenders, and a brand burned into the seatback described as an upside letter Y with an unconnected rafter over the top; and a factory-made brown Cowboy Tuff saddle with full fl oral tooling, a 16-inch padded black seat with stain- less steel lacing across the back, square skirts with full double rigging, 3-inch horn and silver Conchos. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Martin at 361-358-8851
Anonymous information may be left on our Operation Cow Thief tip line at 888- 830-2333. TSCRA offers a cash reward for information leading to the arrest and/or grand jury indictment of thieves.
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