[Pete-R-Bilt]

It's not just in california.

Alarm out for missing truck with fertilizer
By Christine Green

Arkansas security officials reported information concerning a missing J&M Transport truck with a load of fertilizer on June 1. J&M is based in Cabot, Ark.

Randy McDaniel, 50, received a 51,000-pound load of urea fertilizer in Little Rock on May 25. McDaniel never reached the intended destination in Stuttgart, Ark., according to Highway ISAC and Mark Tabor of the Transportation Security Administration, who is based at Little Rock National Airport.

The fertilizer and vehicle are still missing. The driver has not made contact with his girlfriend or family members, officials said. They noted that former President Clinton is scheduled to arrive in Little Rock June 3.

Urea fertilizer can be used to make explosives.

The missing truck is a red 1996 Volvo with Arkansas plate F254068. It has a J&M Transport logo on the door, and a white trailer with Oklahoma plate 2106FB.

Anyone with information can contact Doug Freeman, at (501) 221-9100, or Tabor, at (501) 372-8384.

[appalachian_dweller]

Thanks for the info on the missing truck. I've printed that info and will keep it in my car.

[Cindy]

Thanks Pete-R-Bilt.
Do you mind posting the url for the article you just posted?

THANK YOU.

[DAVEY CROCKETT]

Welcome to TM great homepage. My dad is a retired trucker 30 years on the road.

[WestCoastGal]

Thanks Pete, no good reason for someone to steal a truckload of fertilizer. Please let us know if you hear anything.