
Investigators believe the steer was stolen within the last few days. Deputies are actively pursuing leads, including canvassing the area and reviewing surveillance footage.
“The theft of livestock is not only a serious financial loss to our farmers, but it’s a crime that impacts the backbone of our rural community,” said Whiteside County Sheriff John Booker. “We are committed to pursuing every lead to recover this steer and hold those responsible accountable.”
Anyone with any information on the theft should contact the Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office at 815-772-444, option 1 or Whiteside County Crime Stoppers at 815-625-7867. Tips can be made anonymously.
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