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Hornet168ky
| | Posted on Saturday, November 29, 2003 - 8:46 pm: | 
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TO ALL CB SHOPS AND PEOPLE IN AND AROUND OHIO,KY,IN,WV. and so fourth.
Our trucking terminal was broken into last night and some selective equipment was taken.
5 trucks out of 28 sitting on the lot were broken into and all these trucks were spread out over about a 4 acre lot, in other words it was not the only trucks sitting in 1 place they were spread out all over.
1. Galaxy 44 mobile excellant shape
2. Texas Star 400V excellant shape neither of pieces were marked
3. Cobra 148 GTL with alot of Modifications in excellant shape with no markings
4. Galaxy 33 in excellant shape with no markings
5. "new cobra 29" no markings
These were only electronic items taken.
1. silver in color brief case with a whole bunch of dents in it
2. 100.00 in cash
3. A book of EFS checks which cannot be cashed without company conformation number on them.
So if anyone has heard anything about this please contact me at my e-mail jcandtcandcc@aol.com
Thank you for your help.
Hornet168KY
CEF# 219
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Marlboro_Man
| | Posted on Saturday, November 29, 2003 - 10:35 pm: |
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Can't help you on the Radio equipment but, at our trucking company here in Tennessee we had 34 24.5 virgin casings, around 25 24.5 alcoa alum. wheels for flotation tires, 12 24.5 steel white budds, and around 10 recaps!! None of these were marked either. The same weekend someone stole around 90 aluminum wheels and tires off of new trucks from a truck dealership in Chatt. Tenn. Just left them setting on the ground!!! So beware sounds like an operation to me. |
Ca346
| | Posted on Saturday, November 29, 2003 - 10:51 pm: |
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Sounds like a California Christmas sale to me. We always see large semI's parked selling stuff out of the back around here. You know it's all stolen!
If it gets this far, I'll let you know. But more likely they'll sell them to a dealer for cash.. |
Mrhappy
| | Posted on Sunday, November 30, 2003 - 12:14 am: |
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Sounds like an inside job,Gee four acres and they knew just the right trucks to hit.
Again Captain Obvious strikes.Looks for a driver going through money problems (lack of). |
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