Kingsbury County warns of diesel fuel thefts during harvest
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 23:02 · Archive
Kingsbury County Sheriff's Office is warning farmers of diesel fuel thefts during harvest season.
The Kingsbury County Sheriff's Office issued a warning on Monday after receiving reports of diesel fuel thefts in the area. The alert comes as harvest season ramps up, a busy period when fuel tanks, pumps and equipment are frequently in use and sometimes left unattended in fields and farmyards.
Keloland reports that a second fuel theft case has been confirmed in the county, with gasoline siphoned from a bulk tank. This follows a reported diesel theft that occurred on farmland in the county.
The Sheriff's Office is encouraging residents to take precautions and look out for one another's property. 'In our rural communities, looking out for one another makes a difference,' the Sheriff's Office wrote. Anyone who notices suspicious activity or believes they have been the victim of fuel theft is asked to contact the Kingsbury County Sheriff's Office.

How it is being reported
- Second case of fuel theft confirmed in Kingsbury CountySIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- A fuel tank was siphoned in Kingsbury County, marking the second fuel theft in the county recently. This comes days after a reported diesel theft occurred on farmland in the county. A post by the Kingsbury County Sheriff's Office says they received a report of gasoline stolen from a bulk [...]Keloland · 14 Oct, 18:11
- Kingsbury County Sheriff’s Office warns farmers of diesel fuel thefts during harvestThe Kingsbury County Sheriff’s Office made a post on Monday warning farmers and rural residents to take extra precautions after receiving reports of diesel fuel thefts in the area.Dakotanewsnow · 13 Oct, 18:20
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