Shop burglary, Phoenix, AZ
Apologies if this has already been posted, Doug Davis sent out the broadcast today
Date:11/11/2021
Offense: Burglary
Incident location: Phoenix, AZ
Investigating Agency: Phoenix PD
Report Number: 21-1756958
Details:
The Phoenix police department is investigating an early morning burglary of a local
precious metals dealer, which occurred, on 11//11/21. The suspects wearing masks and hoodies gained entry through the front door and removed the following list of bullion.
Stolen Bullion
1,240 Type 2 Silver Eagles (2 full strapped monster boxes and one open with 240
pieces)
940 Silver Buffalo 1 oz Rounds (1 sealed cardboard box, like the picture attached) and one open with 440 pieces)
500 Silver Maple Leaf 1 oz (sealed box)
750 Silver Kangaroos 1 oz (sealed boxes of 250)
$1,500 Face of 90% Silver $500 face in halves, $500 face in quarters and $500 face in dimes.
Anyone with information contact:
Doug Davis
Doug@numismaticcrimes.org
817-723-7231
Comments
That’s a lot of weight
“Suspects”
Wonder how many
all untraceable.
did they get into a safe?
Natural forces of supply and demand are the best regulators on earth.
Surprised they opted for the heavy gutter and not the good stuff. Dumb criminals, hope they get busted and you get it all back.
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
Perhaps the size of the gutter kept it out of a safe
Wow... that is quite a haul. Suspect that was well scoped out in advance. They likely (or should) have a ready disposal for that much in PM's. Cheers, RickO
That's always sad to hear
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Thats a lot of weight and money , and as someone said, easy to unload practically anywhere or spread over a few diff places and virtually un traceable.
The only way the thieves would get caught are with security cameras, if they do something stupid or if the robbed get hyper vigilant in the first day or two stopping at or contacting all potential buyers within a reasonable radius, even then they may turn up nothing unless the thieves were desperate to sell quickly as drug addicts are.
10/10 inside job