[Accrs-ho] Fwd: THEFT ALERT : Train Station Hobbies Stolen Merchandise
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accrs-ho at mail.accrs.org
Tue Nov 17 18:44:24 PST 2015
Sucks to hear this.
It would not surprise me that they and others were probably stalked at the train show to see which vendors came with product they wanted or valued and then followed them from show closing to where they parked the trucks. Maybe they have video coverage inside and outside the buildings. Look for the people that appear to be hanging still after close time with no bags in their hands and watching vendors load their boxes.
Bowser Trains retail store had someone(s) break in through a side wall and stole product earlier this year.
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 2015 17:43:44 -0800
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> From: "Scott Inman TIGHTTRAINS at HOTMAIL.COM [PCR-nmra]"
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> PCR Members and Fellow Modelers:
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> It's with disbelief and great frustration that I notify you of a significant theft of model trains from a respected dealer in Sacramento.
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> Train Station Hobbies had five vendor tables at International Railfair in Roseville this past weekend. They stock new inventory from major manufacturers and primarily service train shows and swap meets. After the show was over Sunday, they packed their truck full of boxes and drove home to Sacramento. During the night either late Sunday or early Monday morning thieves stole approximately $30,000 of new inventory from the back of their truck.
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> The police and investigators have told the proprietor he was likely targeted after the show by someone with a knowledge of their home address. No other crimes in the neighborhood were committed and the thieves only broke open the cover over the bed of the truck, never dropping the tail gate.
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> Items stolen include 12 cases of newly-released Intermountain, Red Caboose, and Atlas freight cars. Several boxes of Fox Valley GP60s, new Hornby Heislers, and BLI steam locomotives were stolen. Dozens of TCS decoders and Digitrax hardware including command stations and throttles also stolen.
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> The owner is compiling a full inventory of stolen merchandise, but asked me to spread the news so other modelers are aware there are hundreds of hot models in someone's possession and to look out for any suspicious merchandise.
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> Please pass this news on to friends, hobby shops, and fellow club members. If anyone should suspect stolen merchandise or has any clues, please contact Don Thamer at trainstationhobz at aol.com.
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> For those of you who are also dealers or vendors, this is a terrible reminder we must all take extra precautions to protect inventory assets. Don't be complacent in a safe neighborhood or with merchandise in a locked vehicle.
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THEFT ALERT!!
From:
"Scott Inman TIGHTTRAINS at HOTMAIL.COM [PCR-nmra]"
<PCR-nmra at yahoogroups.com>
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PCR-nmra at yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015
2:25:44 PM
Subject: [PCR-nmra] Theft Alert: Train Station Hobbies
Stolen Merchandise
PCR Members and Fellow Modelers:
It's with disbelief and great frustration that I notify you of a
significant theft of model trains from a respected dealer in Sacramento.
Train Station Hobbies had five vendor tables at International Railfair in
Roseville this past weekend. They stock new inventory from major
manufacturers and primarily service train shows and swap meets. After
the show was over Sunday, they packed their truck full of boxes and drove home
to Sacramento. During the night either late Sunday or early Monday
morning thieves stole approximately $30,000 of new inventory from
the back of their truck.
The police and investigators have told the proprietor he
was likely targeted after the show by someone with a knowledge of
their home address. No other crimes in the neighborhood were committed
and the thieves only broke open the cover over the bed of the truck, never
dropping the tail gate.
Items stolen include 12 cases of newly-released Intermountain, Red
Caboose, and Atlas freight cars. Several boxes of Fox Valley GP60s, new
Hornby Heislers, and BLI steam locomotives were stolen. Dozens of TCS
decoders and Digitrax hardware including command stations and
throttles also stolen.
The owner is compiling a full inventory of stolen merchandise, but asked me
to spread the news so other modelers are aware there are hundreds of hot
models in someone's possession and to look out for any suspicious
merchandise.
Please pass this news on to friends, hobby shops, and fellow club
members. If anyone should suspect stolen merchandise or has any clues,
please contact Don Thamer at trainstationhobz at aol.com.
For those of you who are also dealers or vendors, this is a terrible
reminder we must all take extra precautions to protect inventory assets.
Don't be complacent in a safe neighborhood or with merchandise
in a locked vehicle.
Scott Inman
Sacramento, CA
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