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Crime Stoppers seek information on stolen snowmobile in Newark

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The Kendall County sheriff’s office is seeking information about a snowmobile that was stolen from a home in Newark sometime since June. | Kendall County Crime Stoppers

The Kendall County Crime Stoppers are offering a reward to gather information about a snowmobile that was stolen within the last six months in southwest suburban Newark.

The purple, blue and black 2002 Yamaha VMAX 600 snowmobile was taken sometime between June 2 and Dec. 27 from the 900 block of Route 71, according to a Crime Stoppers statement.

The group is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest. Anyone with information about the theft can anonymously contact Kendall County Crime Stoppers at (630) 553-5999.

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