Seminole Tribe reports theft of merchandise used at casino

Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Filed Under: Public Relations
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A $25,000 reward is being offered in connection with the theft of high-priced merchandise and liquor from the Seminole Tribe of Florida.

Thieves broke into a warehouse used by the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. They stole a truck load of televisions, gaming systems, camcorders and hundreds of cases of liquor on May 25, authorities said.

"They seemed to know what they were after," said Hollywood Police Sgt. Pablo Vanegas told The South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

The FBI is working with the tribe and local police on the investigation.

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Thieves steal $250K worth of merchandise from Seminole Tribe (Local 10 6/10)
Reward Offered For Info On Casino Warehouse Burglary (CBS Local 6/10)
Crooks burglarize Seminole Hard Rock warehouse (WSVN 6/10)
Cases of liquor, electronics stolen from Seminole Tribe's Hollywood warehouse (The South Florida Sun-Sentinel 6/11)