The Madison County, Tennessee, Sheriff's Office is investigating a tire vandalism incident at a TA Travel Center, where more than 80 semi-trucks reportedly had their tires slashed.
Deputies responded to a call from a travel center in western Madison County at 8 a.m. on Sept. 26 after receiving reports that several trucks belonging to various agencies had been vandalized and had flat tires.
Deputies responded and found that each tire had several small holes in the outside sidewall, all with the same hole. One of the trucks had all 18 tires deflated, the sheriff's office said.
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A total of 56 tires were damaged, resulting in an estimated loss of $500 per tire.
The sheriff's office also observed a truck driver attempting to leave the parking lot when the passenger side tire was completely removed from the vehicle. The driver also noticed that eight other cars were deflated.
The Madison County Sheriff's Office is actively investigating these incidents and is seeking information from the public.
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If you have any information regarding these acts of vandalism, please contact us below. Madison County Sheriff's Office 731-423-6000 or Crime Stoppers at 731-424-8477.
A similar incident was reported at a truck stop in the Holladay/Sugar Tree area of Benton County.
