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On 05/09/2016, I spoke with Jerry Smith in the District II Lobby of Pasco Sheriff`s Office in reference to a grand theft.

Mr. Smith advised on or about 12/18/2015, he loaned his 2004 Bray landscape trailer to David Vanbrummelen to use at 9610 Fort King Road in Dade City, which is approximately 300 acres of land. On 04/16/2016, Mr. Smith made contact with Mr. Vanbrummelen to arrange for the return of his trailer. Mr. Vanbrummelen advised he did not have it and had not seen it since approximately 01/15/2016. Mr. Smith sent Mr. Vanbrummelen a five day demand for return of his trailer, that met with negative results. Mr. Smith said since he does not know where his trailer is or who is

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