scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
There's crime scene tape and sheriff's cars at Miss Lucille's. What happened?
Are we having a Sowal crime wave?
Are we having a Sowal crime wave?
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What happened at Miss Lucille's?
- Thread starter scooterbug44
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Miss Kitty
Meow
:angry:
Miss Kitty
Meow
The Window Guy
Beach Fanatic
Sorry to here about this! We moved from Atlanta years ago where so called smash & grabs happened alot.
I am a licensed 3M Safety & Security window film dealer in SRB and the application of 3M Safety & Security window film can deter or prevent the break ins'.
I have installed many jobs here for Hurricane protection but it was initially designed for this type of scenario!
If I can help anyone please let me know!
Although this is a shamless business plug; I live here too, and can't stand to see this happen to small businesses like myself.
Here to help!
Steve Cobucci
S.C. Designing, Inc.
850-687-0646
I am a licensed 3M Safety & Security window film dealer in SRB and the application of 3M Safety & Security window film can deter or prevent the break ins'.
I have installed many jobs here for Hurricane protection but it was initially designed for this type of scenario!
If I can help anyone please let me know!
Although this is a shamless business plug; I live here too, and can't stand to see this happen to small businesses like myself.
Here to help!
Steve Cobucci
S.C. Designing, Inc.
850-687-0646
30A Skunkape
Skunky
Don't you mean gospel?
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
String of businesses hit by burglars in South Walton
October 02, 2007
DATE: October 1, 2007
SUBJECT: Numerous Business Burglaries
The Walton County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating a series of burglaries that occurred within the last forty eight (48) hours to businesses in South Walton along U.S. Hwy 98. It appears that similar events occurred during the same timeframe in Bay and Okaloosa counties. In Walton County, during the early morning hours on Sunday, burglars struck the Texaco in Inlet Beach, Quiznos and Publix, both in SanDestin. Burglars stole two (2) cash boxes at separate locations and attempted to break into an automated teller machine at a different location. Then in the early morning hours on Monday, burglars struck the Shell Station and Fat Clemenza in SanDestin. This time, burglars were only able to steal cash and a case of beer from one location. Investigators from the Sheriff?s Offices in Walton, Bay, and Okaloosa counties are collaborating and exchanging information to determine if all the events are connected.
Should anyone have any information in reference to these events, please call the Walton County Sheriff's Office at 850-892-8111 or call Crime Stoppers of Walton County at 866-718-TIPS (8477).
October 02, 2007
DATE: October 1, 2007
SUBJECT: Numerous Business Burglaries
The Walton County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating a series of burglaries that occurred within the last forty eight (48) hours to businesses in South Walton along U.S. Hwy 98. It appears that similar events occurred during the same timeframe in Bay and Okaloosa counties. In Walton County, during the early morning hours on Sunday, burglars struck the Texaco in Inlet Beach, Quiznos and Publix, both in SanDestin. Burglars stole two (2) cash boxes at separate locations and attempted to break into an automated teller machine at a different location. Then in the early morning hours on Monday, burglars struck the Shell Station and Fat Clemenza in SanDestin. This time, burglars were only able to steal cash and a case of beer from one location. Investigators from the Sheriff?s Offices in Walton, Bay, and Okaloosa counties are collaborating and exchanging information to determine if all the events are connected.
Should anyone have any information in reference to these events, please call the Walton County Sheriff's Office at 850-892-8111 or call Crime Stoppers of Walton County at 866-718-TIPS (8477).
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Geez.....stolen bikes, surfboards, and now this......what a shame. 