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Stolen Semi-Truck, $300,000 in Copper, and a Big Spring Truck Stop — What This Recovery Means for the Real Owners You are reading this because something was taken from your business. Maybe it was the tractor and trailer — your rolling equipment, the machine that earns your living. Maybe it was what was inside it — 41,083 pounds of copper tubing, more than $300,000 worth, loaded in Georgia and headed somewhere it never arrived. Maybe you are the shipper who contracted for that delivery and is now fielding calls from a customer who needs product you cannot deliver because it is sitting in a law-enforcement evidence hold in West Texas. Whatever seat you are sitting in, the first thing you need to hear is this: the recovery of your property by the Texas Department of Public Safety in Big Spring is the beginning of your fight, not the end of it. “This case highlights the professionalism, teamwork, and investigative efforts of DPS personnel in recovering stolen property, apprehending wanted individuals, and combating criminal activity across state lines.” That is how DPS described what happened — and they are right. Troopers received information about a trailer reported stolen out of Georgia,…