Police in Bensalem, Bucks County, Pennsylvania announced on Tuesday morning that they are searching for a man who used a stolen U‑Haul truck to break into a refrigerated trailer belonging to a local catering business and remove frozen food products. The incident was first reported at 10:58 a.m. on September 15, 2026, after the business discovered that the trailer had been opened without authorization.
Surveillance video supplied by the catering operation captured an individual cutting the lock on the trailer and then loading the stolen goods into the back of a U‑Haul truck. The footage also showed the vehicle bearing the markings of a U‑Haul rental, which police have confirmed was reported missing prior to the theft. The video evidence prompted investigators to issue a public lookout for both the suspect and the stolen vehicle.
Law enforcement officials have not released a physical description of the suspect, stating that the investigation is ongoing and that they are reviewing additional evidence to identify the individual. Officers have indicated that the case remains active and that they are pursuing all leads related to the stolen truck and the missing frozen food inventory.
The theft represents a loss of perishable inventory for the catering business, which relies on frozen products for its operations. Police are working with the business to assess the full extent of the loss and to determine whether any additional security measures are needed to protect similar refrigerated assets in the area. The investigation continues as authorities seek to locate the stolen U‑Haul and the person responsible for the break‑in.