I cannot believe that someone stole my trailer in broad daylight Wednesday afternoon around 3:00 near our offices close to 59 and Beltway 8. He cut through a friggin wheel lock. Luckily the neighbor has a security system and caught a picture of his white Ford F150 pickup truck and his license plate. Does anyone know how to look up a license plate? It was BVC0215. Apparently, the guy has been seen around out offices before and this is not the first trailer to go missing. I just want my trailer back. Please help. 

Why wouldnt you call the police and give them the license number? 

If you have the license plate contact police immediately. Also do a search on craigslist for it. 

JT 5 year member there is nothing we can do. If you call the police they can track down the plate. KU is useless unless you want to argue about abortion trees politics dogs cats the temperature gripe about neighbors sirens and smells.

Glad to help I will be looking for a white f150 there's only a million of them. 

I did go to the cops. Gave them the license plate number, video, and everything. They came back and said that they went to the guy's house and were told that he did not live there. "Not much else we can do" they said. It is such a common occurrence that they just don't have the time and resources to track down "small" theft items like a $1000 trailer. Such a let down. 

vehicledataregistry.com
uslicenseplatesearch.com
it cost a little but you can see who it's registered too. 

This plate comes up as a black Dodge Ram. They probably had stolen plates on the truck. 

You're in luck!

I have a 2006 Pace single axel 6x12 trailer I need to rid myself of. Ramp, side door, carpeted.
Used twice for moving and motorcycle storage. Has tie rings.

I'll give you a sweet deal! 

this time, get a stronger lock!!! 

So....if Kingwood Pressure Washing could come up with a description of the vehicle, why didn't the cops see that the plate and vehicle description did not match? I would think a stolen vehicle/plates would get their attention. 

Looks like it's that time again...
I notice about once a year you come on KU with a history of looking for info on license plates.

You should take up a new hobby.