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On August 21st 2015 Robert Grasby reported his 1998 Dodge Ram with a trailer attached was stolen. Mr Grasby stated there was no glass breakage and the only person he could think of that may have taken the tvehicle was Timothy Alan Rackley, an former employee. Mr. Grasby stted the Mr. Rackley knew where the spare key was hidden.
On August 23rd, 2015 at 2300 hours Tina Grasby located the vehicle at 7126 Holly Lane Mablevale AR. The vehicle was towed to 3812 Cloverdale Road Jacksonville AR by Wiese Wrecker service.
On August 23rd, 2015 at approximately 1720 hours Mr. Grasby located the trailer that had been attached at 14514 Chicot Road and call Saline County Sheriff Office.
On August 25th 2015 at 1300 hours Deputy Akins spoke with Mdyson Grasby

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