$20K reward offered to help stop crimes against Utah livestock
SALT LAKE CITY () — If you have information about cattle theft in rural areas, you may get a $20,000 reward if your tip leads to an arrest.
The said the (UDAF) is offering the reward, which will be given for 'any information that leads to the arrest and conviction of people individuals involved in crimes against livestock.'
The sheriff's office said calving season in Utah typically means there is an increase in cattle theft.
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'We're asking the public to be vigilant and keep your eyes open for any suspicious activity in rural areas and report anything unusual,' the sheriff's office said. 'Cattle theft is a serious crime that directly impacts our local farmers and ranchers. Your help could make all the difference in bringing those responsible to justice.'
Anyone with information about potential livestock crimes has been asked to call the sheriff's office immediately. The sheriff's office can be reached at 435-738-2015, or Central Dispatch can be reached at 435-738-2424. Alternatively, tips can be emailed to sheriff@duchesne.utah.gov.
ABC4.com has reached out to the UDAF to learn more about the reward but has not yet heard back.
There is no further information at this time.
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