Crime & Safety
Concrete Crusher Goes Missing From Construction Site, Police Say
The crusher, which is longer than a school bus, was last seen three weeks ago at a construction site in Morris County.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP, NJ — Morris County Sheriff's CrimeStoppers is asking for the public's help finding a massive concrete crusher machine taken from the Columbia Park construction site.
According to a post form CrimeStoppers, the machine was last seen three weeks ago at the Old Honeywell Complex off of Columbia Road in Morris Township.
The crusher is a 2017 Eagle Ultra Max crusher measuring approximately 50 feet in length — longer than a school bus.
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The crusher is orange in color and might have a transit plate registered as 13EU attached to the body of the trailer, CrimeStoppers said.
Morris County CrimeStoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the recovery of the crusher. Anyone with information about the crusher's theft or current location is encouraged to call 973-COP-CALL or make an anonymous online report at www.copcall.org.
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