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Storage facility break-ins in Harbor
Monday, August 25, 2008 | No comments posted.
The Curry County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in identifying the person or people who have been burglarizing storage units at the storage facility at 98121 West Benham Lane in Harbor.
According to a sheriff’s office press release, Deputy Steve Carpenter responded Sunday to a report that five storage units had been burglarized over the weekend.
Among the items taken were five neon signs displaying the words “open” and “Dutch Bros.,” 27 half-gallon Dutch Bros. milk cartons and 25 cases of Red Bull energy drink.
Anyone with knowledge of the crimes or who has seen the stolen property should call the sheriff’s office at (541) 247-3242 or (800) 543-8471.
According to a sheriff’s office press release, Deputy Steve Carpenter responded Sunday to a report that five storage units had been burglarized over the weekend.
Among the items taken were five neon signs displaying the words “open” and “Dutch Bros.,” 27 half-gallon Dutch Bros. milk cartons and 25 cases of Red Bull energy drink.
Anyone with knowledge of the crimes or who has seen the stolen property should call the sheriff’s office at (541) 247-3242 or (800) 543-8471.
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