The Alcorn County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in solving the Sunday morning theft of a truck from a fire department, WTVA.com reported.

Law enforcement posted pictures on Facebook of the vehicle taken from the Union Center/Theo Volunteer Fire Department.

One side of the truck has the words “in memory of H.C. Bates.” Bates was chief of the department from the early 1990s until prior to his death in 2018, the report said.

The rescue truck has been located, the fire department announced Monday. A fire official said it was recovered near County Road 738 and County Road 756 west of Corinth (MS).

A fire official said they have suspects in the case but have made no arrests, according to the report.

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