What was crazy, it got delivered first. It was the first drop of 645 in the morning. JOHN OWNS AN OKC ROOFING BUSINESS AND HE FACES A CRIME HE THOUGHT HE WOULD NEVER SEE. Crooks who look like contractors who steal roofing materials once dropped off at a customer’s house. SECURITY CAMERAS CATCHED THIS WHITE VAN AT THE SCENE. Find out that there has been another actual incident in and around this area where the same thing happened for the same amount of money. John told me the scammers got away with about $5,000 worth of roofing and building materials. However, once a load is dropped off by a supplier, those materials become the property of the customer or homeowner. BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN STOLEN THESE HOMEOWNERS ACTUALLY NEED TO CONTACT THEIR INSURANCE COMPANY BECAUSE IT IS THEFT AND GREAT THEFT AND ONCE WE DELIVER THESE MATERIALS AND PUT THESE MATERIALS INTO THEIR DRIVEWAY THESE HOMEOWNERS ACTUALLY NEED TO CONTACT THEIR INSURANCE COMPANY. SO NOT ONLY THE PROJECT IS DELAYED, BUT THE CUSTOMER PAYS ON LONG-TERM HIGHER PAYMENTS. And I’m told that doesn’t happen until a new roof is installed. It’s like they’re trained and know what they’re doing. After the order had been placed in full, they came in the same vans and picked up the leftover materials. JOHN TOLD ME THAT MONEY IS THE DRIVER BEHIND EVERYTHING. HE SAYS THERE ARE BUYERS FOR THESE BUILDING MATERIALS. THESE PERSONS MAY SELL THIS MATERIAL. Well, whether these people or not
OKC police make arrests after thousands of dollars worth of roofing materials were stolen
The suspects arrived in their own vehicle to remove roof shingles and hardware that did not belong to them
Updated July 17, 2023 10:20 PM CDT
Oklahoma City police made arrests after thousands of dollars worth of roofing material were stolen. The suspects arrived in their own vehicle to remove roof shingles and hardware they were not allowed to take. The suspects stole the roofing material right from someone’s driveway, and it not only validates a roofing project, it also makes it more expensive. “The crazy thing was it was delivered at 6:45am first thing tomorrow morning,” said John Harth, owner of Guardian Roofing and Construction. Click here for the latest news of interest. Harth is seeing one Faced crimes he thought he would never live to see: crooks who looked like contractors who once stole roofing materials They were dropped off at a client’s home Security cameras caught a white van at the scene “Come and find out that there was another incident in and around this area where the same thing happened and cost about the same amount,” Harth said. Harth said the crooks got away with about $5,000 worth of roofing and building materials Once a load is dropped off by a supplier, the materials become the property of the customer or homeowner.”These homeowners actually have to go to their insurance company because of theft and grand theft. And when those materials are delivered and are on her driveway, “That’s her material,” Harth said. >> Download the KOCO 5 app. Not only was the project delayed, but the client ended up paying more in the long run. “It’s like they’re trained and know what they’re doing. They “We come after a job is completed, come in the same van and pick up the leftover materials,” Harth said. Hart said money is the driving factor behind it all. He said there are buyers for these building materials. “These people are allowed to sell this material. Whether or not these people know it was stolen, I have no information,” Harth said. OKC Police confirmed two suspects were arrested in connection with the incident. They have not yet been formally charged. Top Headlines: Multiple emergency responders respond to three-alarm fire at southwest Oklahoma City mall. Turner Falls hosts the first-ever Red Dirt Music Festival. WATCH: Cops help raccoon with head stuck in mayonnaise jar. Goodwill employee finds hidden WWII treasure. Missing Alabama woman “Carlee”. According to police, Russell returned home on foot
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Oklahoma City police made arrests after thousands of dollars worth of roofing materials were stolen.
The suspects arrived in their own vehicle to remove roof shingles and hardware that did not belong to them. The suspects stole the roofing material right from someone else’s driveway, which not only secures a roofing project but also makes it more expensive.
“The crazy thing was that it was delivered first thing at 6:45 a.m.,” said John Harth, owner of Guardian Roofing and Construction.
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Harth faces a crime he thought he would never witness: crooks who looked like contractors stole roofing materials after they were dropped off at a client’s house. Surveillance cameras captured a white van at the scene.
“Come find out that there has been another incident in and around this area where the same thing happened and cost about the same amount of money,” Harth said.
Harth said the crooks got away with about $5,000 worth of roofing and building materials. Once a load is dropped off by a supplier, the materials become the property of the customer or homeowner.
“These homeowners actually have to contact their insurance company because of theft and grand theft. And when those materials are delivered and they’re in their driveway, that’s their material,” Harth said.
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Not only was the project delayed, but the client ended up paying more in the long run.
“It’s like they’re trained and know what they’re doing. They come after an order is completed, come in the same van and pick up the leftover materials,” Harth said.
Hart said money is the driving factor behind it all. He said there are buyers for these building materials.
“These people are allowed to sell this material. Whether those people realize it was stolen or not, I don’t have that information,” Harth said.
OKC Police confirmed that two suspects have been arrested in connection with the incident. They have not yet been formally charged.
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