Ed Grady Videos : POLK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DETECTIVES "RUSTLE UP" TWO SUSPECTS IN GRAND THEFT OF LIVESTOCK

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POLK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DETECTIVES "RUSTLE UP" TWO SUSPECTS IN GRAND THEFT OF LIVESTOCK

Polk County Sheriff's Office Agriculture detectives identified two suspects responsible for the December grand theft of cattle from a pasture in Polk City. On December 12, 2011, the owner of the cattle, Ed Harvey Davis of 805 Braddock Road in Auburndale, reported a number of Hereford cattle missing from his pasture located near the intersection of Mt. Olive Road and Berkley Road, near Polk City. As a part of its investigation, the Sheriff's Office sent out a Crime Stoppers bulletin requesting information about this case. On December 19, 2011, PCSO Reserve Sgt. Tim Glover forwarded a red light camera violation that occurred at approximately 2:59 am, on Hwy 27 and Holly Hill Road in Haines City to PCSO agriculture deputies. The red light camera captured a white 1989 Dodge pick-up truck pulling a Gooseneck livestock trailer. The tag on the truck was registered to the suspect, Andres Trujillo, DOB 6-26-1974, of 914 E. Paris Street in Tampa. The tag on the trailer was registered to Orlando Perez of Tampa. Mr. Perez is an innocent victim whose license plate was stolen by Trujillo. The trailer was carrying cattle with colors and markings of the Hereford breed. It was determined the suspect was traveling towards the southern livestock markets. Around the same time, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office was investigating a theft of cattle with the exact description of the suspect truck and trailer. PCSO detectives contacted the Pasco County Sheriff's Office and learned that a second ...

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