Police are hoping the public can help identify suspects in the theft of fuel in Milton.
Police allege there have been seven different fuel thefts involving the same vehicle, between October 21 and November 15.
A vehicle pulls up to the fuel pump with the rear licence plate concealed, police say. A driver waits inside the car while a passenger pumps the fuel, then they drive away from the pump area without paying.

A man was arrested for theft Tuesday after he was caught stealing diesel from a north Coweta industrial fuel station, authorities said.

Some Historic City News readers feel like a trip to the gas station reminds them of being “robbed” — but, last weekend, it was three south Florida truck drivers that were doing the stealing, according to arrest reports filed by the St Johns County Sheriff’s Office.
When most drivers pull up to the pump, it’s not common for them to purchase over 1,000 gallons of fuel. That’s not true at a truck stop. However, an employee at Flying J, was observant enough to realize that this trio of truckers was spending too much time pumping fuel compared to the amount of fuel that was paid for.

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- Three South Florida truck drivers were arrested on grand theft charges Saturday for allegedly pumping more than 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel and only paying for 140 gallons. Carrillo Rayner, 30, of West Palm Beach, Juan M. Fernandez, 47, of Miami and Henry N. Morales-Rosales, 33, of Greenacres were arrested Saturday. They are accused of rigging the pumps at the Flying J station on State Road 206 near Interstate 95.The men are charged with pumping 990 gallons of diesel, at $4.01 per gallon, and only paying for 140 gallons.

Three South Florida truck drivers were arrested early Saturday morning on grand theft charges for allegedly pumping more than 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel and only paying for 140 gallons, St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office reports said.
The three were Carrillo Rayner, 30, of West Palm Beach; Juan M. Fernandez, 47, of Miami; and Henry N. Morales-Rosales, 33, of Greenacres. All were booked into St. Johns County jail on $15,000 bond each.
Rayner and Fernandez have bonded out.

A San Angelo man has been charged with theft of property after stealing about $1,400 in diesel fuel from a convenience store in Ballinger, according to a news release from the San Angelo Police Department.
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Fuel worth at least £12,000 has been stolen from borough petrol stations since 2010, prompting fears that soaring prices are contributing to spiralling forecourt thefts.
The true cost of “make-off” thefts is thought to be far higher however, with police warning retailers to be vigilant and take adequate security steps to avoid being targeted.
But industry leaders say the cost of many advanced security systems are out of reach for many retailers as they try to remain competitive in the “turf wars” with their supermarket rivals.