Investigators want help in stolen AC case [Tahlequah Daily Press, Okla.]
By Josh Newton, Tahlequah Daily Press, Okla. | |
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Members of the
Then on Monday, just miles away from the church, Shady Grove School Superintendent
The cameras were then turned toward a wall, and three AC units were apparently stolen.
A suspect seen in the video footage was wearing a hooded shirt and mask.
Investigators know the thefts have left both the school and church facing large expenses.
"Each air unit cost several thousand dollars," said Sheriff's Sgt.
Investigators have checked local salvage yards for the units, but have been unable to locate them.
They plan to check other local businesses in hopes of tracking them down.
"It's a large blow to this church and school," said Sheriff's Investigator
"These are going to cost them thousands of dollars to replace, and even with insurance, it's a big hit."
Because of the size and weight of the air units, investigators suspect more than one person is involved in hauling the items away -- and they likely loaded the units onto a trailer to remove them.
Deputies are asking anyone with information about the thefts to call Brown, Baker or Undersheriff
They also urge county residents who see anything suspicious to immediately notify law enforcement.
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