Thieves got away with two of Walden’s work trucks along with thousands of dollars worth of equipment.
It’s a concrete and asphalt paving company.The robbery was caught on a security camera.“I saw our gate in the middle of the street and I knew something bad happened and I drove in and noticed the garage door open,” said Walden. “I looked in and saw my vehicles were missing.”
The thieves got away with two of Walden’s work trucks along with thousands of dollars worth of equipment.Walden was able to recover one of his trucks thanks to a tip from a good Samaritan, but one of his trucks is still missing.” “It’s a 2019 F-550 service body vehicle with a lumber rack on it and all the different tools,” said Walden.
If you know anything about that truck or the thieves who stole it, Walden is encouraging you to call Cleveland Police.“I have employees here that rely on me for their livelihood... we have clients that rely on us to do what we told them we would do,” said Walden.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Cleveland police: Have you seen this Wingstop robber?Cleveland police say detectives are searching for a man who broke into a Wingstop on Nov. 25.
Read more »
Police said they smelled alcohol on breath of driver accused of hitting 2 Cleveland HS studentsAs the students are recovering from the crash, officers are working to improve safety for students in the area and remind drivers, 'don't take a chance.'
Read more »
Cleveland police identify suspect responsible for damage to Browns' fieldCleveland police have identified a suspect involved in an incident at the Browns' stadium last month where a man drove a pickup truck on the field.
Read more »
Cleveland police find suspect in vandalism of FirstEnergy Stadium’s fieldThe suspect has not been arrested, but reports say a direct indictment is pending,
Read more »
Cleveland police report double-digit auto theft increases across west side neighborhoodsThrough mid-November, auto theft in Cleveland has surged nearly 20% over last year, largely fueled by an ignition system vulnerability in certain model year Kia's and Hyundai's.
Read more »