FBI doubled reward for stolen gear
A picture of a vest similar to the one stolen. (Photo: FBI)
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has upped the reward to $10,000 for equipment stolen from a government vehicle.
The FBI’s Dallas Division announced the increase on Monday for information leading to the recover of the property and equipment that include a ballistic vest, tools and other goods.
The property was taken from an FBI agent’s vehicle parked at a hotel in Lubbock, Texas, early in the morning on Aug. 16. The hotel address is 4011 South Loop 289.
The FBI assures the public that: “No weapons or credentials were taken.”
Anyone with information should call the Dallas FBI at 972-559-5000.
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