HS FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Friday’s Games:    Dover 39 Ashland 21 FINAL / New Philadelphia 35 Mansfield Senior 0 FINAL / Indian Valley 41 Steubenville 13 FINAL / Girard 41 Garaway 35 FINAL / Shadyside 22 Strasburg 19  FINAL / Claymont 42 Marietta 0 FINAL / Orrville 25 Fairless 20 FINAL / Tusky Valley 30 East Canton 20 FINAL / Tuscarawas Central Catholic 48 Federal Hocking 14 FINAL / Newcomerstown 42 Caldwell 0 FINAL / Conotton Valley 40 Weirton Madonna 12 FINAL / Sandy Valley 36 Malvern 6 FINAL / Martins Ferry 49 Harrison Central 0 FINAL / Ridgewood 56 Buckeye Trail 0 FINAL / Howland 27 Carrollton 7 FINAL    
menu Home
Local News

County-owned track loader found four years after stolen

| November 25, 2024

Tuscarawas County Sheriff’s Office logo

NEW PHILADELPHIA (WJER) (Nov. 25, 2025) – The Tuscarawas County Sheriff’s Office has solved the mystery of a Bobcat track loader stolen from the county engineer’s office along a snowy worksite four years ago.

Detective Sergeant Joseph Jones says someone in Wooster contacted the sheriff’s office last week about having a part from the track loader in their shop for repairs. The part’s serial number was reported stolen.

Jones says from there, he was able to track down the Bobcat itself to a business in Beach City where it was being worked on. He’s unsure, however, if the person who had the Bobcat realized it was stolen.

Jones says he is now working with the Stark County Sheriff’s Office and plans to speak to a couple of suspects this week.  Jones estimates the Bobcat to be worth about $45,000, so possible charges could include receiving stolen property and grand theft.

Written by