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Omaha construction company owner wants stolen tools returned - Vimarsana News

Omaha construction company owner wants stolen tools returned

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office said construction site thefts are picking up again, and the most recent one left a company out almost $100,000 worth of equipment.

Source: ketv.com
$10k worth of tools stolen from north-west building: Guelph police - Vimarsana News

$10k worth of tools stolen from north-west building: Guelph police

Guelph police say someone broke into a north-west building under construction on the weekend and stole drills and saws among other tools.

How to Keep Construction Jobsite Thieves at Bay - Vimarsana News

How to Keep Construction Jobsite Thieves at Bay

A trio of Arizona thieves was arrested last year for a crime sequence in Mesa and Tempe that fell into the “insult to injury” category: stealing a Caterpillar front-end loader from a construction site, then using it to knock down a credit union’s walls so they could make off with its ATM. The loader was left at the scene and the three were arrested before they could open the ATM.

Source: enr.com
Douglas, Sarpy County authorities investigating plywood theft from several sites - Vimarsana News

Douglas, Sarpy County authorities investigating plywood theft from several sites

Thieves have been treating construction sites in northwest Omaha like their own building supply store.

Source: wowt.com
Copper thefts on the rise across Queensland as police warn electrocution is not worth the risk - Vimarsana News

Copper thefts on the rise across Queensland as police warn electrocution is not worth the risk

Thieves are taking extraordinary risks by steal copper from Queensland building sites, police say, with an energy provider also blaming them for starting grass fires and causing a major electricity outage.

Source: abc.net.au