Theft Prevention

Thieves Trailer $300,000 in Machines from PA Site

September 28, 2010

Police in Upper Allen Township, Pa., say thieves pulled two flatbed lowboy trailers onto the Bumble Bee Hollow construction sitea in the township and hauled off over $300,000 worth of heavy equipment -- a bulldozer, crawler loader and a roller.

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