March 18, 2010

Stolen Police Vehicle Found

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By KSEE News

Story Published: Dec 16, 2009 at 10:17 PM EDT

Story Updated: Dec 16, 2009 at 10:17 PM EDT

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A Farmersville detective’s vehicle that contained weapons, and tactical gear, has been recovered.
KSEE 24 News has confirmed the vehicle had been found, but it is not known where it was discovered, or if the gear was left inside the vehicle.
The vehicle was stolen from right outside the detective’s home in Woodlake, just a few blocks away from the police department.
Stay with KSEE 24 News for the latest on this developing story.

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Thursday, Dec 17 at 9:57 PM To andy wrote ...

So let's just make a policy for every little thing.

Thursday, Dec 17 at 9:56 PM To andy wrote ...

Well well. Now not everyone has a great policy like your lapd.

Thursday, Dec 17 at 9:53 PM To pink wrote ...

Wonder how much common sense you have with a name like that and I doubt you have paid enough in taxes to consider a comment ..... Grow up

Thursday, Dec 17 at 1:54 AM pink_27 wrote ...

Officer&Detectives in these small towns believe they are above the law.The dectective sounds like he was not properly taking care of tax payers property.

Thursday, Dec 17 at 12:58 AM bikeronharley wrote ...

I find it ironic that the same person that is there to protect and serve can be so normal like everyone else. First what in the hell was all that gear doing being left un-attended and placed in a position to be stolen? We are constantly told and are losing our rights to bear arms and this fool puts them out there for all to steal. This is pure neglect! No red face here just stupidity! ! Have a badge and some guns but no common sense. Guess it’s not as common as one would think.

Wednesday, Dec 16 at 11:21 PM Andy wrote ...

I served as a Police Ofcr for the LAPD for 9 yrs and the city's policy was for any take home vehicle to be stored in a locked garage. Maybe this needs to be done here.

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