Newburgh police seek tips after jet ski, trailer theft
A bright yellow Sea-Doo Model 10MC and 2025 Triton trailer vanished from a Newburgh residential property on June 7, and police want tips.
Newburgh police are asking for help finding a Sea-Doo Model 10MC jet ski and a 2025 Triton trailer, model LTWCI-X, that were stolen from a residential property sometime on June 7. The watercraft was described by one local report as bright yellow, a detail that could help residents spot it if it turns up on a driveway, in a yard or in an online sale.
The City of Newburgh Police Department publicly announced the theft on July 1 and said anyone with information should contact Detective Layne at 845-569-7511. Tips can remain confidential, adding a path for residents who may have seen the jet ski, the trailer or the vehicle used to move them.
Police have not released additional details about exactly where in Newburgh the theft occurred or whether investigators have identified any suspects. The theft took place at a residential property, and the missing trailer was attached to the jet ski when it was taken.
The trailer itself may be as important a clue as the watercraft. Triton says its LT series trailers are built for personal watercraft and comes in one- or two-place configurations for one-, two- and three-seat models. Retail listings for 2025 LTWCI-X trailers have shown prices around $1,750 to $2,050, which gives a rough sense of the value of the missing rig if it shows up for sale.
Summer thefts involving recreational equipment can leave owners facing more than the loss of a weekend toy. A stolen jet ski and trailer can bring insurance claims, registration headaches and the added cost of replacing equipment that is often easy to move once it leaves a property.
For Newburgh residents, the key identifying details are the Sea-Doo Model 10MC, the 2025 Triton LTWCI-X trailer and the bright yellow color described in local reporting. Anyone who sees a matching setup in Orange County, the Hudson Valley or posted online should pass the information to Detective Layne at 845-569-7511.
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