Monday, March 22,1993
The Battalion
Crime Stoppers
Crooks steal
$50,000 of
equipment
Some time during the week
end of February 20 thieves visit
ed the Prater Equipment Com
pany on the northwest comer of
Highway 21 west and FM 2818
in Bryan.
Evidence indicates the thieves
cut the padlock off of a building
used to store lawn equipment,
then entered the building where
they examined the lawn equip
ment and selectively stole eight
new pieces of equipment.
The owner estimates that the
value of the loss exceeds $50,000.
The stolen equipment was de
scribed as:
1 - John Deere lawn and gar
den tractor, green with a 48-inch
mower deck, MOD/GT262.
1 - John Deere lawn tractor,
green with a 38-inch mower
deck, MOD/ LX172.
1 - John Deere riding lawn
mower, green, MOD/SRX75.
1 - John Deere walk behind
commercial 12 1/2 horsepower
lawn mower with a 38-inch
mower deck, MOD/455.
1 - John Deere lawn and gar
den tractor, green with a 60-inch
mower deck, MOD/455.
1 - Woods walk behind com
mercial lawn mower, orange,
MOD/5140.
1 - Bearcat, three horsepower
chipper and shredder, dark or
ange.
This week the Bryan Police
Department and Crime Stoppers
need your help to identify the
persons responsible for this bur
glary.
if you have information that
could be helpful, call Crime
Stoppers at 775-TIPS. When you
call, you will not have to give
your name.
Crime Stoppers will assign
you a special coded number that
will be used to protect your
identity. If your information
leads to an arrest and grand jury
indictment. Crime Stoppers will
pay you up to $1,000 in cash.
Crime Stoppers also pays cash
for information on any felony
crime or the location of any
wanted fugitive.
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