
On Wednesday night, the U.S. Army Reserve Center in Tustin, California, became the target of a significant theft that resulted in the loss of three Humvees, along with various essential military equipment.
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According to local police, the perpetrators reportedly broke into the facility by cutting a lock and possibly a section of the fence surrounding the perimeter. The intrusion was discovered shortly afterward, prompting an immediate investigation.
Stolen Items
Among the stolen items were Humvees M1151A1 and M1097 models, one of which was armored. Additionally, the thieves took:
- Machine gun mounts
- Tripods
- Medical equipment
- Binoculars
- Bayonets
Authorities are concerned about the potential use of the stolen items, given their military nature and versatility in various scenarios.
Ongoing Investigation
The Tustin Police Department reported that it is collaborating with military and federal authorities to recover the stolen items. Details about potential suspects or leads have not yet been disclosed. Security at military facilities in the region will be reinforced as the investigation continues.
The local community has been advised to report any suspicious activity that could be related to the theft. The Tustin Police Department has set up a hotline for anonymous tips.
Source: Tustin Police Department. This content was created with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
Humvees and Army Reserve Equipment Stolen in Tustin Break-In
On Wednesday night, a theft occurred at the U.S. Army Reserve Center in Tustin, California, where three Humvees along with other military equipment, including machine gun mounts, tripods, medical equipment, binoculars, and bayonets, were stolen. The thieves reportedly gained access to the facility by cutting a lock and possibly a fence, leading to the discovery by local authorities. The stolen items include M1151A1, M1097 models, among others, with one of the Humvees being armored.
Source and images: Tustin Police, Wikimedia. This content was created with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.