Burglary at Wildfire Crew's Headquarters

Second time facility has been broken into

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Story Created: Jul 10, 2012 at 10:08 AM AKDT

Story Updated: Jul 10, 2012 at 10:08 AM AKDT

ALASKA - An Alaska fire crew fighting a blaze in Utah has had its headquarters in Wasilla broken into.

State troopers received a report of the burglary at the Pioneer Peak Hotshot Crew building at 7:30 Monday morning.

A spokesperson for troopers said two private vehicles were stolen and lockers were also broken into.

One was a Toyota Tundra .

Officials couldn’t confirm what's been stolen because the scene was still being processed by investigators.

The Alaska Bureau of Investigation is working on the case.

This is the second time the building has been broken into while the hotshot crew has been away fighting fires.
 

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Anonymous said on Tuesday, Jul 10 at 11:56 AM

must be a minion of Palin to stir the pot again...or one of the Palins...lol...which one likes to wreck homes? I can't keep track...no pun intended...

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lol said on Wednesday, Jul 11 at 4:23 PM

lol...that is the first thing I thought too...did you hear about the "plane crash" again? MEA officials oh boy I would not want to be a Palin right now... all that investigating the law is doing? I can breath when I stop laughing...Wild Wild Wasilla...

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