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A $2,500 reward is offered for information leading to the recovery and charges filed in connection to the theft, according to the department.
Robinson said his officers tracked down the trailer to an address in Huber Heights, where both cities’ police departments found “a bunch of stolen items,” including other trailers, a car, and stolen items from a Dayton church.
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Riverside police posted a picture of the missing mini semi-truck and trailer. The cab has the word “Antioch” written on the hood above the wheel well. The words “Antioch Dayton, Ohio” and a picture of Bugs Bunny are featured on the mini trailer.
Robinson said no items were inside the mini trailer when it went missing.
The Antioch Shrine is a Dayton-based philanthropic fraternity that raises money for children’s charities and scholarships, among other activities.
This newsroom has reached out to the Antioch Shriners and Huber Heights Police Division seeking comment.
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