Reward Offered For Trailer And Equipment Stolen In Lubbock Area

"How would you feel if someone just comes and takes away your tools or whatever you need to do your job and make a living?"

That's the question Jeni Buxkemper is asking after her trailer, along with the tools she uses to run her business, were stolen from a house in the Lubbock area. 

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Reward Offered For Stolen Trailer In Lubbock

According to Jenni's Facebook Post on Lubbock Marketplace, she is offering a $300 reward to help locate and recover her trailer. It is a white trailer with the logo "Twisted Gypsy" on one side and a small window.

In addition to the trailer, its contents were stolen as well, including, "tables, 12 black table cloths, containers, a portable evaporative air conditioner, shop vac, all of our marking supplies, our outdoor signs to set in the lawns of our sales, 6 ft folding picnic benches, cleaning supplies, and more."

Where Was The Twisted Gypsy Trailer Stolen From? Are There Any Other Clues?

The trailer was stolen on March 14th, "between the hours of 1pm to 5:45pm from a house 3.5 miles west of Slaton on E Woodrow Rd."

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One person reported to Jenni that, "a hispanic male in his 30’s around 5’7” trying to sale it to him at the stripes on the loop and 84 for $1000.00."

What To Do If You Know Where The Trailer Is

Contact the Lubbock Sheriff's Office at (806) 775-1400. If your information leads to the recovery of the trailer, then you will likely be eligible for the reward. 

Jenni's Words To The Theif That Took Her Trailer

To whomever stole it: How would you feel if someone just comes and takes away your tools or whatever you need to do your job and make a living? That is if you even have a job. We will continue to work our a**** off to try and replace everything you have taken from us and of course we will pray for you!!!

Meanwhile, we will pray that Jenni gets her trailer back and that folks in the Lubbock area become a little more honest and ethical.