Thief Steals 2 Plasma TVs In 2 Days
POSTED: Tuesday, April 25, 2006
UPDATED: 6:57 am EDT April 26,
2006
Authorities in Orange County, Fla., are searching for a thief who smashed his way into a business two times in two days and grabbed two 42-inch plasma screens, Local 6 news reported.Surveillance video showed a man using a cinderblock to smash the front door of Big Apple Travel located on Orange Blossom Trail.The culprit was then videotaped hauling out a 42-inch plasma television, loading it into his car and then speeding off.The day before, the same man apparently broke into the business and stole another plasma television.The man also stole two flat screen computer monitors from the store, police said."We really want to get this information out there to these other businesses that somebody is out there ready to take what is not theirs," Big Apple Travel manager Jason Takacs said.Big Apple Travel managers have been handing out fliers with the man's photo on it.They also plan to install bullet-proof glass at the business.Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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