Beaverton Boy Scout troop’s trailer, camping gear stolen

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A Beaverton Boy Scout troop’s trailer was stolen on Thursday, said the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

The theft was first reported on Thursday, September 26, at about 7:30 p.m. by an adult member of the troop. He said the trail is typically stored at a local church. The troop member estimates the trailer was stolen sometime between Sunday, September 22, and Thursday, September 26.

The trailer is described as a white, covered, 6-by-12-foot trailer without any distinct markings. On it was Oregon license plate U292100. The troop uses it to store their camping and cooking gear—it holds enough equipment for 35 people.

Please help us look for a stolen trailer that belongs to the Boy Scouts. They need their equipment to keep on scouting. The plate is U292100 https://t.co/aZqVUUTdT7 pic.twitter.com/ZscSGsZx4r

— WCSO Oregon (@WCSOOregon) September 28, 2019

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to keep an eye out for the stolen trailer. If you see a trailer matching this description, please call 503-629-0111.