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Ram Under Investigation for Possibly Filing False Police Report About Stolen Mechanical Bull
Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis urges public to help recover the unique Bucking Hemi mechanical bull stolen during event teardown, with police investigating the theft at Roadkill Nights.
- On August 9, 2025, thieves stole the Ram Bucking Hemi mechanical bull during teardown of Roadkill Nights in Pontiac, Michigan, at around 9:45 PM.
- The promotional machine first appeared on June 8 at Michigan International Speedway to support Ram's NASCAR truck racing circuit return and Hemi V-8 marketing.
- Equipped with two independent 1-horsepower motors and six ride modes, the $34,000 Ram ride was built with bull-riding engineering pros.
- The Oakland County Sheriff's Office wrote, `Well, it may indeed have been BS`, on Aug. 13, after detectives concluded the theft was a hoax, Bouchard said.
- Ram launched a public appeal, urging the public and enthusiast community to help locate the stolen Bucking Hemi mechanical bull, as the search remains ongoing.
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Ram under investigation for possibly filing false police report about stolen mechanical bull
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is investigating Ram for potentially filing a false police report after the brand claimed its custom mechanical bull was stolen during the Roadkill Nights event.
·Detroit, United States
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Oakland County Sheriff’s Office disputes Stellantis’ claim of stolen mechanical bull
“I find this to be very frustrating and a tremendous waste of valuable investigative time,” Bouchard said. “Now, we’re pivoting to see if a crime was committed by the filing of a false police report.”
·Detroit, United States
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