Reward for stolen items
A Pike County resident is willing to offer a reward for stolen items after a trailer holding a Kubota Z23 zero-turn mower was taken from her yard over the weekend. Call the Sheriff's Office at 770-567-8431 if you have any information about the stolen items.
Pike County Sheriff's investigator Maj. David Neal said stolen items such as vehicles and equipment are usually found far from where they were stolen, possibly in other states.
"We were able to recover a John Deere tractor that was stolen several weeks ago. We recovered it in Taylor County," he said. "We take each property theft case seriously and work hard to try to locate the victim's property whenever possible and return it to the owner. "
Meghan Bishoffs of Chapel Hill Road filed a police report when a trailer and Kubota Z23 zero-turn mower were taken from her yard in the early hours of Sunday morning.
"It's kind of scary and it makes me wonder if someone was watching our house," she said. "There's no way one person could have done this on their own because they moved the trailer which was attached to a truck and then re-attached it to what looks like a small truck or SUV from the tracks in the yard."
She said she thinks someone may know where the stuff is and is willing to offer an award to get it back, especially since the items, valued at around $6,500, did not belong to her. The 6x12 Hooper trailer and Kumbota Z23 zero-turn mower may still be in the area and offered for sale.
"We're willing to give an award so we can get our stuff back," she said. "We also want to let all our neighbors know this happened so they can keep an eye out."
"We were able to recover a John Deere tractor that was stolen several weeks ago. We recovered it in Taylor County," he said. "We take each property theft case seriously and work hard to try to locate the victim's property whenever possible and return it to the owner. "
Meghan Bishoffs of Chapel Hill Road filed a police report when a trailer and Kubota Z23 zero-turn mower were taken from her yard in the early hours of Sunday morning.
"It's kind of scary and it makes me wonder if someone was watching our house," she said. "There's no way one person could have done this on their own because they moved the trailer which was attached to a truck and then re-attached it to what looks like a small truck or SUV from the tracks in the yard."
She said she thinks someone may know where the stuff is and is willing to offer an award to get it back, especially since the items, valued at around $6,500, did not belong to her. The 6x12 Hooper trailer and Kumbota Z23 zero-turn mower may still be in the area and offered for sale.
"We're willing to give an award so we can get our stuff back," she said. "We also want to let all our neighbors know this happened so they can keep an eye out."
Thou hadn't auder be stealin.
Get a d*amn job or do without. Leave other people's property alone.
Very few creatures lower than a thief. I wonder how those people stand themselves.