Arkansas
$15k worth of lawn equipment was stolen from a Brookland man
By 
Writer
Brookland, Arkansas – Following the theft of lawnmower equipment from a man’s property, police are hunting for a suspect.
The victim was alleged to have left his trailer with lawn equipment tied to his truck on August 11 when he went into his Brookland, Ohio, house for the evening in the 8000 block of Holman Street, according to the police report.
The trailer was missing from his truck the following morning, along with a number of other items from his house that together accounted for about $15,000.
The following is a list of everything that was taken, as per the report:
• 6×12 red utility trailer
• Exmark 60-inch zero-turn riding mower
• 2 Stihl trimmers
• Stihl backpack blower
• Stihl chainsaw
• Red Craftsman push mower
• Kobalt hedge clipper
• 3 various-sized gas jugs
• Red and black barbecue grill
• 2 homemade sawhorses
The Brookland police are asking for help in identifying the suspect(s) and the stolen property.
Tips can be called into the Dispatch Center at (870)935-5551, or they can be sent to Detective Dustin Norwood at [email protected].
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