More than $2,400 worth of tools stolen from Lancaster County property, troopers say
SALISBURY TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating after more than $2,400 worth of tools were stolen from a property in Lancaster County.
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Troopers said they were called to a reported theft at a residence on Old Philadelphia Pike in Salisbury Township around 3 p.m. on July 15.
According to state police, the following items were stolen:
Three DeWalt power tools, including an angle grinder, band saw and handheld vacuum A DeWalt rolling toolbox A Honda EU2200i generator A flaring tool and tubing cutter Assorted brass fittings A 12-volt battery Two bronze plates
The total value of stolen items is $2,445, according to investigators.
No suspects or arrests have been identified at this time.
The incident remains under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police Lancaster Patrol Unit.
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