Montgomery County, TX – Authorities are asking for the public’s help today to locate a customized Ford pickup truck reported stolen late last month in Magnolia, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
According to the Montgomery County Auto Theft Task Force, a gold/brown 2017 Ford F-350 King Ranch edition was stolen on Thursday, December 26, in the Magnolia area of Montgomery County, located north of Houston.
Investigators say the truck has several distinctive features that may make it easier for residents to identify. The pickup is equipped with aftermarket black rims on the front tires and aftermarket chrome rims on the rear tires. Authorities also noted the number “69” is displayed in white lettering on both front quarter panels of the truck.
The vehicle was last seen in Magnolia, a growing community in southern Montgomery County that borders Harris County. Officials believe the truck could now be anywhere in the greater Houston metro area or surrounding counties.
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office has not released information about a suspect. Anyone with information about the truck’s whereabouts or the individual allegedly involved is urged to contact authorities immediately.
Residents are asked to reference case number #25A411322 when providing tips. Tips can be submitted directly to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Auto thefts remain an ongoing concern across Southeast Texas, with law enforcement agencies urging residents to report suspicious vehicles and activity as soon as possible. Officials say even small details—such as seeing the truck parked, for sale, or driving through a neighborhood—could be critical in recovering the vehicle.
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