MORAVIA, N.Y. — Police have arrested a 28-year-old man from Moravia after investigating the theft of a tractor from a local trailer park, charging him with felony third-degree criminal possession of stolen property.
According to New York State Police, troopers responded to Ted’s Way Trailer Park in Moravia on October 22 after the park manager reported that a 1993 Kubota 2250 tractor had been stolen during the early morning hours of October 21.
A day later, the park’s owner received a social media tip about the tractor’s possible location and contacted authorities. Troopers then went to a residence on Poverty Lane in Sempronius, where they discovered tractor parts matching the stolen Kubota’s description.
After interviewing the suspect, police arrested, charged, and processed him before taking him to the county jail for arraignment.
Under New York law, third-degree criminal possession of stolen property carries a potential prison sentence of up to seven years for first-time offenders.
The investigation remains ongoing.
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